A Japanese Paper Six-Panel Screen

A Japanese Paper Six-Panel Screen 20th Century

A Japanese Painted Paper Six-Panel Screen with a Gold Ground 20th Century Height 67 1/2 x width of each panel 25 inches. Property from a Prominent Corporate Collection

A Japanese Painted Paper Six-Panel Screen 20th Century Height 70 3/4 x width of each panel 25 1/2 inches.   Property from the Collection of James Flynn and Bill Wiley, Chicago, Illinois

A JAPANESE PAPER ON PIGMENT SIX-PANEL SCREEN Late 19th/early 20th century Of a kimono on a rack. height 68in (173cm); width of each panel 24 1/4in (64cm) Footnotes: Provenance Christie's, New York, Ja

A Japanese Watercolor on Paper Six-Panel Floor Screen 20TH CENTURY Height 49 X width 131 inches.

Antique Japanese ink and color on paper six-panel screen; with continuous embroidered border; depicting various birds amid foliage and water; with metal hinges to sides, incised with floral design; L:

Antique Japanese six-panel paper screen; depicting a continuous narrative scene of noblemen on horseback, followed by a buffalo-drawn carriage; signed and with seal mark; H: 35 1/2"

Antique Japanese six-panel paper screen; exhibiting a procession of dancing figures followed by musicians; signed Kinko; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angeles; 108" x 64 1/2" approx

Antique Japanese six-panel paper screen; exhibiting a procession of dancing figures followed by musicians; signed Kinko; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angeles; 108" x 64 1/2" (ap

Japanese six-panel paper screen; mounted with 58 Japanese woodblock prints by Hiroshige, mostly from one series of the Tokaido, all affixed on a silver-papered ground; 67 1/2" x 25" (each

Japanese / Asian gouache on paper six panel folding floor screen, with wagon and flower decoration. 53" H x 107" W. Minor wear commensurate with age, minor tears in backing.

Japanese School (20th Century), "Prunus Limbs in Spring", ink, color, and gold leaf paper six-panel folding screen, signed with a seal on the far left panel, h. 37-1/2", w. 80-3/4".

Group of ten various pieces, including: antique Japanese six-panel painted paper screen, showing continuous figural scene; Chinese carved green hardstone mountain, with matching wood stand; Chinese br

Edo period A large six-panel screen, ink, colors, gold, and gold leaf on paper, depicting samurai figures escorting an ox-drawn cart, the vignettes punctuated by gold clouds. 59in. x 135in. (approxima

江戶時期 人物屏风两扇 Ink, pigment, and gold leaf on paper, each screen depicting 48 Japanese figures. Edo period. Height of each: 67 3/4 in

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, by Kano Tanshin (1785-1836), Edo period, ink and colors on paper, depicting a landscape with cranes on gilt flecked ground, lower left with the artist signature and se

A pair of Japanese six-panel screens: "The Seven Scholars of the Bamboo Grove" Edo-Meiji period Ink and color on gold paper. The sages depicted by a stream, with three young attendants (2). (H: 43, W:

A Japanese six-panel ink on paper landscape screen with calligraphy markings. 32-1/2in tall. Panels: 14in wide (outside edges); 13in wide (inside frame).

Signed six-panel Japanese folding screen painting on paper. Unsigned. Good condition, some paint loss and old bug damage. Decorative fabric backing with one small hole on reverse that does not effect

6-panel Japanese paper & gold leaf screen, Edo period Each of six panels measures 25 inches wide and 68 inches high, so 150 inches by 68 inches Provenance (From nytimes obituary) Laura Odell (b1922),

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo period, ink on gold foiled paper, depicting a landscape with pavilions and figures, lower right signed "Ikawa Fujiwara Naganobu (=Kano Naganobu 1775-1828) with sea

A Japanese Six-Fold Paper Screen 19TH CENTURY ink on paper, depicting Seven Chinese Sages. Each panel, 60 x 23 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of L. Harrison Bernbaum, Naples, Florida

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, late Edo/Meiji period, ink and color on paper, depicting peonies to the right and a pheasant watching over her young under a pine tree in the center, lower right with

Japanese painted six-panel screen, made of painted paper and silk lined. [69 1/2 x 24 (each panel)]. In poor condition.