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a black and white photo of bamboo leaves
Japanese Antique Pair 6-Panel Screen with Bird Scenes (item #1152029, detailed views)
Detail. Sakai Hōitsu's screen, "Cherry Trees," from "Maples and Cherry Trees" pair of Japanese folding screens. Denver Art Museum. Edo period. Image not available at the museum website.
Detail. Sakai Hōitsu's screen, "Cherry Trees," from "Maples and Cherry Trees" pair of Japanese folding screens. Denver Art Museum. Edo period. Image not available at the museum website.
Detail. Birds and Flowers of Spring and Summer. Edo period (latter half of 17th century). Kano Eino Pair of six-fold Japanese screens. 春夏花鳥図屏風 狩野永納筆. Suntory Museum of Art.
Detail. Birds and Flowers of Spring and Summer. Edo period (latter half of 17th century). Kano Eino Pair of six-fold Japanese screens. 春夏花鳥図屏風 狩野永納筆. Suntory Museum of Art.
an abstract painting with white flowers and trees
Detail. Cherry Trees and Kerria Plants. Japanese folding screen pair. Attributed to Tawaraya Sotatsu and Hon’ami Koetsu. Edo period, 17th century. Tokyo National Museum. 色紙貼付)桜山吹図屏風 / (伝)俵谷宗達、貼付色紙・筆:本阿弥光悦」 江戸時代(17世紀、1605年頃)、東京国立博物館・所蔵
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two paintings with trees on them in different colors
Detail. Honolulu’s The Bridge at Uji. Anonymous. Japanese folding screen. Edo Period. 17th century. Ink, color, and gold leaf on paper. Honolulu Museum of Art.
Detail. Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons, by Shibata Zeshin, Meiji Period, 19th Century. Japan. folding screen.
Detail. Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons, by Shibata Zeshin, Meiji Period, 19th Century. Japan. folding screen.
an artistic painting with gold and blue colors
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Kyosuke TCHINAI(智内兄助 Japanese, b.1948
Detail. Suzuki Kiitsu. 四季花木図屏風. 鈴木其一 六曲一双 左隻 "Flowers and Trees of the Four Seasons" Edo Period, 19th c. Rimpa School. One of a pair of folding screens. Japan.
Detail. Suzuki Kiitsu. 四季花木図屏風. 鈴木其一 六曲一双 左隻 "Flowers and Trees of the Four Seasons" Edo Period, 19th c. Rimpa School. One of a pair of folding screens. Japan.