Folding screen with Nanga-style landscape - Paper, Lacquered wood, Silk - Shimizu Rokushô 清水麓松 (1863–1919) - Japan - Late Meiji period, around 1900
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Six-panel Japanese folding screen (byôbu) from the late Meiji period (circa 1900) with a Nanga-style landscape by Shimizu Rokushô, signed and original, measuring 349.8 cm wide by 172.5 cm high, painted in colour and ink on mulberry paper with a black lacquered wood frame and silk trims, in excellent condition. Material: Lacquered wood, Paper, Silk. Title: Folding screen with Nanga-style landscape. Artist: Shimizu Rokushô 清水麓松 (1863–1919). Period: Late Meiji period, around 1900.
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| Height | 172.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 349.8 cm |
| Material | Lacquered wood, Paper, Silk |
| Title | Folding screen with Nanga-style landscape |
| Artist | Shimizu Rokushô 清水麓松 (1863–1919) |
| Period | Late Meiji period, around 1900 |
| Condition | Excellent condition |
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