Autumn Grasses and Bush Clover on Gold Ground

A refined six-panel Japanese folding screen (byōbu) depicting autumn grasses and flowering bush clover (hagi) against a luminous gold leaf background...

Kingfisher and Summer Flowers on Gold Leaf Screen

A refined Japanese six-panel folding screen depicting a kingfisher among hydrangeas, lilies, irises, and morning glories, painted in vibrant mineral pigments over gold leaf. The meticulous brushwork and composition express the harmony of nature in early summer...

Peonies in Bloom – Japanese Six-Panel Gold-Leaf Screen

A refined six-panel folding screen (byōbu) depicting peonies in full bloom, delicately painted in soft pink and white tones against shimmering gold clouds...

An unusual four-panel folding screen depicting a majestic white peacock and a flowering cherry tree, painted on paper with gold powder ground. The scene shows the peacock, rendered with great precision, displaying its fully spread tail, while on the right the blooming branches of the cherry tree extend across the surface. Lacquered wood frame with metal corner fittings...

A Japanese six-panel screen painted on paper and gold powder, depicting the majestic Mount Fuji surrounded by clouds and mist, as seen from Lake Kawaguchi. The snow-capped peak stands out brightly against the background. The painting is set within a gilt and lacquered wood frame. Period: Meiji, late 19th century Dimensions: 173.5 × 356.5 cm Condition: The screen is in excellent overall condition. Minor wear, restorations, or small imperfections consistent with age may be present.

Camellias and Doves – Two-Panel Screen

A refined two-panel folding screen depicting vivid red camellias blooming beside a pair of doves resting quietly on mossy ground.
The artist captures the life of early spring with meticulous attention to texture—the weathered bark and soft moss on the tree trunk contrast gently with the luminous petals and the smooth feathers of the doves.
Painted in the elegant Nihonga tradition on a softly shimmering gold ground, the work conveys ...

The Size of Makuri Painting Image: 10" W x 53 3/8" L
The scroll　Size : 14 1/2” x 70 1/4”
Artist: Seki Nao
Signed by Artist : Seki Nao with his chop seal.
Medium: Sumi and Wa-enogu(Japanese water color)
The title: Kijyaku (Happy Sparrows)、written on outside.
The condition of scroll: excellent on painting, no stain
neither torn...

Fine Buddhist Hanging Scroll depicting Kannon Bodhisattva (Guanyin)

Polychrome painting on paper mounted as a scroll, Japan, likely late Edo to early Meiji period (19th century).
A serene depiction of Kannon, the Bodhisattva of Mercy, seated in meditation upon a lotus pedestal rising from a rocky base. The figure is rendered in delicate mineral pigments with gold highlights, wearing flowing white robes and an ornate crown depicting a small seated Amitabha Buddha...

Ryōnosuke Fukui – Study of a Geisha with Insect Cage (Collotype, Limited Edition)

A refined collotype print by the celebrated painter Ryōnosuke Fukui (1923–1986), titled “Study of a Geisha with Insect Cage”.
Rendered with delicate pencil lines and subtle color, the work captures the quiet poise and elegance of a kimono-clad figure...

Pair to Large Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen with Cranes

A large six-panel folding screen (byōbu) forming a pair with the previously presented crane screen.
This screen features a striking composition of cranes: one with wings majestically spread in flight, accompanied by two cranes resting gracefully on the ground...

A humorous image of blind men trying to describe an elephant, a scene from popular Zen lore, by Okada Kakyo enclosed in the original signed wooden box. It is Ink on paper in a silk border featuring porcelain rollers. The scroll measures 55 x 206.5 cm (21-1/2 x 81 inches) and is in overall fine condition.
A group of blind men once came upon an elephant, each wishing to understand what sort of creature stood before them...

Hanging scroll painting. A female ghost hovers while holding a strand of hair. Her eyes are closed. Her face and hand a very pale gray; her mouth a sickly dark gray with purplish-red accents; her garment various shades of gray and white.

The appearance is plain so that it is virtually impossible to identify the ghost and her story.

Black ink, mineral colors and gofun on silk...

Large Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen with Cranes

A superb six-panel folding screen (byōbu) depicting four elegant cranes on a soft gold ground.
The artist has meticulously rendered each feather with refined brushwork, highlighting the birds’ graceful posture and serene presence...

Luxurious 19th Century Meiji Period Japanese Dragon Painting on Gold Silk Scroll. A grand six-feet-tall painting of ink and colors on paper. In Japan, the dragon is a benefactor and protector. The dragon in this painting is exploding with protective power and the energy of good fortune. Scroll: 70 x 26 inches (178 x 66 cm), Painting: 55 x 21 inches (140 x 53 cm).

Pair of Cranes – Japanese Hanging Scroll (Kakejiku), Taishō Period, Early 20th Century

A superb and masterfully painted Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) depicting an elegant pair of cranes, symbols of longevity, fidelity, and good fortune in Japanese culture.
The painting is executed with refined brushwork, emphasizing the delicate plumage and graceful posture of the birds...

A fabulous image of a scholar at rest along the banks of the stream under a cascade of delicate calligraphy by Irie Shikai. Ink and faint color on silk in a blue silk border with large exotic turned-wood rollers enclosed in a custom made kiri-wood box. It is 55 x 203 cm (22 x 80 inches) and is in overall excellent condition.
Irie Shikai was born in Fukuoka prefecture in 1862, the son of an upper level samurai retainer...

HUMAN BODY PHYSIOLOGY ILLUSTRATION

Hand-painted anatomical study on paper, Japan, Meiji 29 (1896). Approx. H 61.5 × W 25 cm (24.2 × 9.8 in). In makuri (unmounted) condition prior to being mounted as a hanging scroll, with the original wooden roller rod and paper storage tube included...

DOLL

Anonymous oil painting on canvas, signed “Shigeko,” Japan, 1964. Titled Ningyō (“Doll”). F4 size, approx...