Koi no Zu (Carp Ascending a Waterfall) - Silk - Gyokuun - Japan - unknown
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Japanese silk hanging scroll by Gyokuun titled Koi no Zu (Carp Ascending a Waterfall), 175 × 57 cm, with an inscribed wooden box, attributed to Gyokuun and not professionally authenticated.
| Height | 175 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 57 cm |
| Material | Silk |
| Title | Koi no Zu (Carp Ascending a Waterfall) |
| Artist | Gyokuun |
| Period | unknown |
| Condition | Good condition |
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