Antique Japanese Byobu Silk Table Screen 3 panel Hand Painted Double Sided Edo

Description

View Antique Japanese Byobu Silk Table Screen 3 panel Hand Painted Double Sided Edo with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The image shows a section of a Japanese panel screen, likely a byobu, depicting birds and flowers. • Format: screen (byobu), used for decoration and as a room divider. • Artist: Sakai Hoitsu, a painter and poet of the Edo period. This vintage Japanese Byobu silk screen is a true masterpiece. 3 pcs Double sided Vintage - Antique piece 5’ 2” long when extended (approximately) (Qty 2 smaller 15” side panels, qty 1- 30” center panel ) Approximately 33” tall 3pc framed in wood. Front of screen is a vintage gold material ( silk?) with a floral hand painted design The 3 panel screen is hand painted on both sides and features a beautiful design that will add elegance to any room. The screen is signed by the artist and is made in Japan, showcasing the rich culture of Japanese art. This collectible item is perfect for anyone who appreciates the beauty of Asian art. • Al Overview- google * items not verified. The image shows a section of a Japanese panel screen, likely a byobu, depicting birds and flowers. It is attributed to the artist Sakai Höitsu (1761-1828) and is done in the Rinpa style, characterized by decorative patterns and natural themes. * Helpful Information: • Artist: Sakai Hoitsu, a painter and poet of the Edo period. o • Style: Rinpa school, known for its elegant and decorative style. o • Theme: Birds and flowers, a common subject in Rinpa art, often representing the seasons. • Medium: Ink, color, and gold paint on silk. e • Format: screen (byobu), used for decoration and as a room divider. • • Date: Likely from the Edo period (1615-1868). & • Techniques: Simplified compositions and deluxe publishing techniques such as mica backgrounds. The image shows a segment of an antique Japanese hanging scroll painting, likely from the Edo period (19th century). The text on the image reads "*#›t" (Waguang). Key details include: • It is painted with ink and pigments on silk. ® • The style and subject matter suggest it could be related to Noh theatre, possibly depicting a scene from a play. & • Similar scrolls from this period are considered collectible pieces of Japanese art. • The scroll may have been mounted on washi paper with satin or damask borders and stored in a wooden box. 3 panels, dual sided. Vintage piece that could be hundreds of years old. Condition, “vintage” expect signs of wear, cosmetic blemishes, scratches, dents, rips, etc. On this piece the wood surround frame is in tact the adjoining silk / paper that attaches each of the panels has separated. Mostly at the joint, whereas it is hidden and could easily be repaired. The back of the 3 pc screen is made of a fragile paper like material, green in color and there are many more signs of wear on this side. See pictures. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Prints, Paintings & Posters.

Country of Origin

Japan

Signed

Yes

Culture

Japanese

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3 Piece Silk Hand Painted Screen. Double Sided.