Folding screen with festive genre painting - Silk, Paper, Lacquered wood, Gold leaf - Japan - Late Edo period (first half 19th century)

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A late Edo period Japanese six-panel byôbu folding screen in the Tosa School style, depicting a continuous panorama of festivals and everyday life on a gold-leaf ground, with natural pigments and ink on mulberry paper, a black lacquered frame with engraved fittings, silk trims and gold leaf, measuring 375.2 cm wide and 171.1 cm high in very good restored condition, and including a certificate of authenticity. Height: 172.8 cm. Width: 365.6 cm. Material: Lacquered wood, Gold leaf, Paper, Silk. Title: Folding screen with festive genre painting. Period: Late Edo period (first half 19th century).

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