Japanese antique scroll painting of a dragon in storm clouds. Symbolic of strength, power and transformation a dragon can also represent nobility and wisdom. Painted in sumi-e ink on paper and signed by the artist.

Age: Edo Period (1603-1868)

Dimensions: Scroll: 73" high x 25 1/2" wide. Artwork: 49" high x 18 3/4" wide

Antique Japanese hanging scroll painting rendered in sumi ink on paper, featuring a detailed and atmospheric mountain landscape. Tall, jagged peaks fade into the misty distance, while winding paths, pine trees, and distant figures draw the viewer deeper into the tranquil natural world depicted...

MONK AND TEA

Small sliding door framed in black lacquer, with the painting of High Buddhist priest hosting sencha tea ceremony. Early 20th century, Japan. 43 x 28.5 x 2.3 cm (16.92 x 11.22 x 0.90in)...

FUNADAMA

Devotional paper scroll with the ancient Hihaku-style ("Splash and Faded") calligraphy of 'Funadama' (lit. 'Ship-spirit') as the spirit worshiped by Japanese fishermen and seafarers as a protector of ships. Meiji period (1868-1912). 42 x 140 cm (16.53 x 55.11in)...

Japanese 4-panel screen painting of scene of a pond or stream with ducks swimming along the edge of a pond or stream. Tall grasses and rocks rise from the water. Painted in mineral colors on gold leaf ground.

Age: Showa Period (circa late 1940's)

Dimensions: 34 1/4" high x 60" long

Japanese antique 6-panel screen painting of a mountain landscape by the artist, Yanagisawa Kien (1703-1758). A scholar and child walk along a path near a bridge. A stream runs underneath, traveling from high up in the mountains. Tall, rocky slopes reach for the sky and fade into the mist. Trees spring from crevices and ravines. There is writing on the 4th panel from the right...

Framed original mixed media collage by American artist Murray Jones, titled Lake Series #17, created in 1964. Part of his final body of work, this piece explores abstraction through layered textures, tonal contrast, and atmospheric depth.
Crafted from torn and creased paper, the collage captures a landscape-like rhythm in a muted palette of gray, ivory, black, and earth tones...

MOUSE REPELLENT

Cat and 'hoju' (Buddhist sacred gem) hand drawn in sumi ink on paper as a Japanese folk talisman of Meiji period (1868-1912). 34.4 x 63.5 cm (13.54 x 24.99in). Some creases as is as seen...

Silver-Gilded Six-Panel Folding Screen – Subtle Elegance

This six-panel folding screen is finished with a refined silver-gilded surface that reflects light subtly, creating a calm and understated presence.
The gentle variations in tone add depth, making it a versatile piece that complements both modern and traditional interiors...

The size of Scroll, Kakejiku: 73" Long x 22 3/4" W
The size of Painting Area: 42" Long x 15 3/4”
This is nice Japanese Sumie Scroll Painting on Silk background
with Sumie Sansui, Landscape, Landscape depicting
Japanese forest as well as two old Japanese house and
watermill house. It has nice brocade around the scroll.
It is signed by "Genho" w/his seal. The condition of scroll excellent,
free from stain and wear. It came with original carton box...

Japanese 4-panel screen painting of a pair of white herons fishing in the calm waters beneath a willow tree. A light dusting of snow covers the bare branches of the willow which stretches the length of the screen. On the moss-covered rocky shore, a profusion of flowers blossom in a cloud of muted reds and yellow. Painted in mineral colors on oxidized metal leaf on paper.

Age: Showa Period (mid 20th century)

Dimensions: 36 1/4" high x 73 1/4" long

Antique Japanese 6-panel screen painting of a pair of hawks. With white feathers, they sit on the topmost branches of a pine tree. The gnarled branches are covered in moss. Painted in mineral pigments and ink on paper. Hawks symbolize good luck, love, vigilance and strength. Signed Eihō 英芳.

Age: Taisho Period (1912-1926)

Dimensions: 67 1/2" high x 148 1/2" long

Two-Panel Folding Screen "Chrysanthemum Flowers"

This two-panel folding screen depicts vibrant chrysanthemums. The delicate brushwork captures white, yellow, and red chrysanthemums swaying in the wind, accompanied by a small bird that enhances the tranquil atmosphere...

Six-Panel Folding Screen: Wisteria Landscape

This six-panel folding screen presents a breathtaking scene of cascading wisteria blossoms against a gold-leaf backdrop.
The gentle flow of branches and leaves, along with the serene riverside landscape, creates a harmonious balance of tranquility and elegance...

Six-Panel Folding Screen: Wisteria Landscape

This six-panel folding screen presents a breathtaking scene of cascading wisteria blossoms against a gold-leaf backdrop.
The gentle flow of branches and leaves, along with the serene riverside landscape, creates a harmonious balance of tranquility and elegance...

Peonies by the Lake Traditional Japanese Folding Screen

This traditional Japanese folding screen features a serene lakeside scene adorned with elegant peonies. Soft golden clouds drift across the sky, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. The delicate flowers, calm waters, and small birds create a harmonious composition. Peonies symbolize prosperity and wealth, making this an exquisite addition to any refined space...

PAINTING OF TOYOKO OKUMURA

Oil painting on canvas by a Japanese painter, Toyoko Okumura (1939-), 190 x 333 x 18 mm (7.48 x 13.11 x 0.70in)

More her works, https://hotoke-antiques.com/toyoko-okumura/


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VOTIVE PAINTING FOR QUIT GAMBLING

Traditional Shinto worshipper’s wooden tablet so-called ‘Ema’ (lit. ‘Horse picture’) with such unique picture of 'Hanafuda' card (lit. 'Flower cards' as traditional Japanese card game) that is locked for wishing to quit gambling, once dedicated to Hozanji shrine in Nara prefecture, Japan. Taisho period, early 20th century. 30 x 22 x 1.3 cm (11.81 x 8.66 x 0.51in). Aged deterioration as is.


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