JAPANESE PAINTING, KAMAKURA PERIOD

Length- 243" MUST USE 3RD PARTY SHIPPER Collection of The China Art Center of Carmel, CA

Japanese Painting, Polychrome Mythological Figures in Island Landscape. Not examined out of frame, however, apparently of the Kamakura Period style and period, dating to the 12th or 13th century. Fra

Origin: Sue Mihara School Date/Period: Kamakura period Materials: Steel Size: 60.1 cutting edge NBTHK papers This great Nihonto katana With papers of the NBTHK Precious sword. Papers where given on Ju

With one hand in varada mudra, the other in a mudra, possibly a variation of the varada mudra (H: 28 3/4 in.) NOTE: See Ive Covaci, editor, "Kamakura, Realism and Spirituality in The Sculpture of Japa

Japan, Kamakura Period, ca. 1305 AD. Ink drawing on paper depicting two enthroned Bodhisattvas, a Vajra and Sutra box in foreground. Another nearly identical fragment from the same hand scroll is in t

A carved Japanese Kamakura Period wooden head of a My?-? guardian.

PAIR OF JAPANESE PAINTINGSMeiji PeriodSongbirds on flowering tree branches. Signed and seal marked lower right.Watercolors and gouaches on silk, 25î x 10.5î sight. Framed 27î x 12î

Marked on margin Watanabe Shiko, flowers, detail from Japanese painting edo period, Rimpa school. Printed 1974 New York graphic society. Approximately 37.75 x 21.75 inches. Moderate tearing to top of

Scroll painting in pigments on silk of white cat with blue eyes. Stamped at top. Two-character inscription and stamp lower right. Dimensions: (Frame) H 40" x W 22", (Painting) H 35" x W 16" Condition:

A Japanese School Painting Edo-Meiji Period Ink and color on paper; depicting a still life image of a flower arrangement and a stack of books. Height 20 inches, width 16 inches C

JAPANESE SUMI-E SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodBamboo and calligraphy with two seal marks.Ink on paper, 41" x 13" sight. Framed 48" x 20".

This exquisite painting measures 51.5cm wide by 39cm tall including the brocade mounting. It was painted in the middle of the Edo Period which roughly translates 1675-1750. The quality and detail of t

A LARGE SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PAINTING ON SILK, mounted on board, painted with calligraphy and an artist's seal and with a group of Mallards beside reeds, 47.5in x 31.25in.

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodMountain landscape with a footbridge along the river and a temple nestled in between peaks. Signed and seal marked lower right.On paper, 46" x 18". With o

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodA hawk on a pine tree branch. Signed and seal marked upper right.On paper, 53" x 17".

Each depicting a geisha, watercolor on paper, both signed and framed, Meiji period, minor lacquer losses to frame, 13 1/2" x 22 1/2" (frame), 6 3/4" x 15 1/4" (image)

Hardcover. "In Commemoration of the 70th Anniversary, Dainippon Ink and Chemicals, Inc." (Published by same, Tokyo). 84 page-attached color plates. Introduction in English, text with plates in Japanes

A JAPANESE BIRODO YUZEN CUT VELVET PAINTING, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), "View of Mt. Fuji from Lake Hakone," CIRCA 1900, cut and shaved, dyed velvet. 24" x 23"

Meiji Period Painting of Children Playing in a Yard in front of a home, sheltered by an ancient pine tree, with distant lake and mountains, unsigned, with gilt cloud surround, laid to a later brocade

Japan, ca. Edo Period. Painting of chrysanthemums by Shiba Kokan (1747-1818). Custom box. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of Professor Dohanian

Okuhara Seiko 19th century Meiji period Japanese painting in ink on scroll, featuring beautifully rendered bamboo and calligraphy, signed. Paper Approximately 75.625 x 18.25 in. Wooden Rod Approximate

Historical iron arrowhead, linked to the Mongol invasions of Japan during the Kamakura period, specifically between 1274 and 1281 AD. Measuring 12 cm in length and 2 cm at its widest point (approximat

Antique Japanese Edo Period painting on paper depicting an old plum tree and bamboo; high quality silk brocade mounting. This painting would make an excellent candidate for use as a teaching aid for c

A Japanese bronze water pot with Japanese wooden box, label read ‘water pot in Kamakura period’. Provenance: a collection of a Japanese-American collector, koyama family. 38x20cm