Takahashi Chozan (1852–1922) — A Japanese Ink Painting Hanging Scroll Depicting a Smiling Hotei - Japan - Early 20th century
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Takahashi Chozan (1852–1922) is the artist of a Meiji–Taishō ink on silk hanging scroll showing a smiling Hotei, with the paper size 103.5 × 36.0 cm and overall 186.0 × 45.5 cm, signed “晁山” with a red seal on the lower right, and minor age-related wear with no box provided.
| Title | Takahashi Chozan (1852–1922) — A Japanese Ink Painting Hanging Scroll Depicting a Smiling Hotei |
|---|---|
| Period | Early 20th century |
| Condition | Fair condition |
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