Anonymous Japan, Edo period, 17th century A two-panel folding screen, painted in ink and colour on a gold ground
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ANONYMOUS Japan, Edo period, 17th century A two-panel folding screen, painted in ink and colour on a gold ground, each panel with a bird in a cage. 82cm (32 1/4in) high x 178cm (70 1/8in) wide. Footnotes: 江戶時代 十七世紀 佚名 鳥籠圖兩扇屏風 Provenance: Gregg Baker Ltd., London A private collection, London, acquired from the above 21st June 2005
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