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Japanese Folding Screens

  • An early (circa 1900) pair of six-fold Japanese screens by Konoshima Okoku. Pine and plover. Image of Left screen detail.

    Konoshima Okoku (1877-1938) | Pine & Plover | Japanese screen pair

  • 19c. Japanese Rimpa screens 'Chrysanthemum Dew from the Sweet Valley'. Image of right screen.

    19c. Japanese Rimpa screen pair ‘Chrysanthemum Dew from the Sweet Valley’

  • An early (circa 1900) pair of six-fold Japanese screens by Konoshima Okoku. Pine and plover. Image of right screen detail.

    Konoshima Okoku (1877-1938) | Pine & Plover | Japanese screen pair

  • Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977). Pine trees. Japanese folding screen. Right side. Full image.

    Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977) | Pine trees | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Tosa Mitsusuke (1675-1710). Japan, Edo period. Tales of Ise. Small Japanese panel screen. pigment and gold leaf on paper.

    Tosa Mitsusuke (1675-1710) | Tales of Ise | Japanese folding screen

  • Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977). Pine trees. Japanese folding screen. Left side. Full screen image.

    Uenaka Chokusai (1885-1977) | Pine trees | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Hamada Taiji (1916-2010). Japanese river landscape screen painting. Full screen image.

    Hamada Taiji (1916-2010) | River Landscape | Japanese folding screen painting

  • Japanese rimpa screen pair by Takahashi Shuka (1877-1953). Image of pair.

    Flowers of Spring and Autumn | Japanese Rimpa screen pair | Takahashi Shuka (1877-1953)

  • Phoenix and Peacocks. A pair of six-panel Japanese folding screens by Tsunetake Yotei (n.d.). First half of the 18th century. Kobikicho Kano school. Left screen image.

    Tsunetake Yotei (18 c.) | Phoenix & Peacocks | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Japanese folding screen pair. Plum Blossoms by Kawakami Koritsu (1869-1957). Right screen.

    Plum Blossoms | Kawakami Koritsu (1869-1957) | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Japanese artist Kano Tanshin Morimasa (1653-1718). Japanese horse screen painting. Full screen. Detailed image.

    Kano Tanshin (1653-1718) | Horses | Japanese folding screen

  • Phoenix and Peacocks. A pair of six-panel Japanese folding screens by Tsunetake Yotei (n.d.). First half of the 18th century. Kobikicho Kano school. Phoenix screen image.

    Tsunetake Yotei (18 c.) | Phoenix & Peacocks | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Japanese folding screen pair. Plum Blossoms by Kawakami Koritsu (1869-1957). Left screen.

    Plum Blossoms | Kawakami Koritsu (1869-1957) | Japanese folding screen pair

  • Japanese artist Kano Chikanobu (1660-1728). Crow and pine. Japanese folding screen painting. Image of detail.

    Kano Chikanobu (1660-1728) | Crows & Pine | Japanese screen painting

  • Kiyono Yozan (fl. 1688-1704). Japanese gold leaf screen. Ink landscape. “Views of the Xiao and Xiang”. Image.

    Kiyono Yozan (fl. 1688-1704) | “Xiao and Xiang” | Japanese screen painting

  • Japanese Rinpa artist Sakai Hoitsu. Rimpa school folding screen. Japanese flower painting. Image of detail.

    Sakai Hoitsu (1761-1828) | Autumn flowers | Japanese screen painting

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Kristan Hauge Japanese Art

2-32 Saishoji-cho,

Okazaki, Sakyo-ku,

Kyoto 606-8342

Japan

+81 (75) 751-5070

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