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About this Item
A Japanese painted four-panel folding screen, Edo period, 1615-1868, early 19th century
ink, colours and gold on paper, painted with walled pavilions, pine trees and blossoms before a mountainous landscape, with courtiers and their attendants, with floral silk border and black painted wooden frame heightened with metal fittings, unsigned, applied with two later pierced hanging brackets, overpainting, foxing, 66,3cm high, 122cm fully extended
Provenance
Purchased from Lohan Fine Arts, Grays Mews, 1-7 Davies Mews, London, W1, 25 January 1985.