The Iris features strongly in Japanese art and we have some of the very best quality representation of these

Kingfisher and Iris.66X23 A very fine scroll painting . With Box £345

Signature and seal: Raikou

The Japanese name for Kingfisher is Kawasemi which  literally means "river cicada,"

Shobu White Iris  22x80.2 with box £195

Oodake Kokkan (Signed and sealed with name: Kokkan)

Odake Kokkan 1880-1945. Younger brother of Odake Chikuha, Kokkan was trained by the Meiji artist Kobori Tomoto. Kokkan in 1909 won second prize for a piece he submitted for the Bunten exhibition. Kokkan is known for his illustrations for magazines, illustrated books, and scenes from Japanese history.

Keibun Matsumura (1779 - 1843) including box £210

Keibun Matsumura (1779 - 1843) Born in Kyoto.His given name is Naoharu, another pen name is Kakei.
Studied the Shijo-ha style painting under his older brother the great Goshun. Good at painting Flowers & Birds pictures. Succeeded to his brother and led the prosperity of the Shijo style painting school.

	A stunningly beautiful scroll suitable for Bonsai Display. Wild Duck & Iris 54x27 138x67.4 with Box £175
Iris in Spring 71.5cm x136.6cm 28.1x53.7 A truly lovely painting. With box £190