Japanese Folding Screens
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Early 19th Century Japanese Screen. Kudzu Vine by Sakai Hoitsu.
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1922 Japanese Screen Pair, Birds in Bamboo Forest by Yamamoto Shuntei
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17th Century Japanese Screen. Ink Plum Blossoms by Priest Hozobo Kojo.
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Two-Panel Japanese Silk Screen | Nihonga Flowers & Insects
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Japanese Screen by Moriyama Kouho | Circa 1910 | Flower & Bird
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Early 20th Century Pair of Japanese Screens | Deer under Maple Trees
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17th Century Japanese Screen Pair| Hawks on Plum & Pine | Soga Nichokuan
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Twisted Pines | Japanese screen pair by Suzuki Shonen (1848-1918)
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Wagtail & Chrysanthemum | Japanese tea-ceremony screen by Ishizaki Koyo (1884-1947)
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Peacock & Peahen. Japanese silk screen. Late Meiji period, circa 1900
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Lady under a Lilac Tree | Taisho era Two-Panel Japanese Screen
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Cat & Pumpkin Patch | Chuichi Konno (1915-2016) | 1940’s Japanese Folding Screen
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Abstract Bamboo | Kubo Kichiro (b.1942) | c.1960 Japanese folding screen
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Rabbits and Horsetail Reeds | 19th century Japanese folding screen
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Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977) | Pine trees | Japanese folding screen pair
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Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977) | Pine trees | Japanese folding screen pair
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Tsunetake Yotei (18 c.) | Phoenix & Peacocks | Japanese folding screen pair
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Tsunetake Yotei (18 c.) | Phoenix & Peacocks | Japanese folding screen pair
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Hamada Taiji (1916-2010) | River Landscape | Japanese folding screen painting
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Tosa Mitsusuke (1675-1710) | Tales of Ise | Japanese folding screen
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Sakai Hoitsu (1761-1828) | Autumn flowers | Japanese screen painting
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Kano Chikanobu (1660-1728) | Crows & Pine | Japanese screen painting
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Kano Tanshin (1653-1718) | Horses | Japanese folding screen
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2-32 Saishoji-cho,
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Kyoto 606-8342
Japan
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