A Six-panel Screen With Magpies And A Riverside Landscape
A six-panel screen on gold silk depicting two blue magpies perched on emerging rocks along the bank of a watercourse.
The composition is restrained and elegant, with mountains faintly suggested on the horizon in soft, blurred outlines, while the rocks and the birds, rendered with stronger chromatic intensity, create a focal point on the right side of the screen.
Attributed to Katō Eishū (1873–1939).
Period: Taishō, circa 1920
Dimensions: 172 × 378 cm
Condition: The screen is in very good condition. Minor wear to the surface, small stains, and retouching of the gilding. Signs of use on the lacquered frame, consistent with age.
The composition is restrained and elegant, with mountains faintly suggested on the horizon in soft, blurred outlines, while the rocks and the birds, rendered with stronger chromatic intensity, create a focal point on the right side of the screen.
Attributed to Katō Eishū (1873–1939).
Period: Taishō, circa 1920
Dimensions: 172 × 378 cm
Condition: The screen is in very good condition. Minor wear to the surface, small stains, and retouching of the gilding. Signs of use on the lacquered frame, consistent with age.
2 200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Silk
Width: 378 cm
Height: 172 cm
Reference (ID): 1751952
Availability: In stock
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