Col Hartley's Collection
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paintings displayed as scrolls |
Sun and Moon, Tanrei Shisei on silk (by Kano Tanjo ca 1752) |
Kwaigetsudo Anchi |
Portrait of a Gaijin Boy, unsigned |
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Very old silk painting |
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"Little Ol' Samurai" - a favorite |
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Person Looking at Waterfall |
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Big Waterfall |
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Sleeping Wiseman |
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Three Birds by Keibun and Gito On cover of box "Matsumura (?) ..." "Nagamoto (?) Keibun (to) Shibata Gito Ye-saku" "... Keibun and Shibata Gito did this together" Painting is signed and sealed On right: "Little birds painted from nature - Keibun" (utsusu ko-kin Keibun) On left: "Spring flowers (?) painted from nature - Gito" (utsusu haru-bana Gito) Keibun (1779-1843), Kyoto Shijo school, studied with Matsumura Goshun and Maruyama Okyo. One of best. Gito (1780-1819), Bizen & Kyoto Shijo school, studied with Goshun. Important. Both famous for kachoga (animals & landscapes) |
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Silk painting |
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