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MORI IPPO (1798-1871), TEISAI HOKUBA (1770-1844)
AND OTHERS
Edo period (1615-1868) and Meiji (1868-1912), Taisho (1912-1926)
and Showa (1926-1989) eras, 19th and 20th centuries
11 kakejiku (vertical hanging scrolls), each in silk mounts, and three
honshi paintings with chumawashi (inner silk mount), as follows: Mori
Ippo (1798-1871), ink on silk, Pines, moon and swallow, overall:
115.5cm x 43cm (43 7/8in x 16 7/8in), image: 27cm x 40.5cm (10
5/8in x 16in); Teisai Hokuba (1770-1844), ink and colours on silk, The
Asazuma courtesan with fan and drum seated in a boat on Lake Biwa,
overall: 124cm x 71cm (48¾in x 28in), image: 33cm x 55cm (13in x
21 5/8in); Mochizuki Gyokusen (1794-1852), ink and slight colour on
paper, Pine and cherry trees by a mountain stream, overall: 164cm x
47cm (64½in x 18½in), image: 87.5cm x 30cm (34½in x 11¾in); Mizuta
Chikuho (1883-1958), ink and colours on silk, Landscape with scholar in
pavilion, overall: 220cm x 53.5cm (86 5/8in x 21 1/8in), image: 142.5cm
x 35.5cm (56 1/8in x 14in); Tanomura Chokunyu (1814-1907), ink and
colours on paper, Landscape with mountains, pines, river and boatman,
overall: 191cm x 51cm (75¼in x 20 1/8in), image: 116.5cm x 41.7cm
(45 7/8in x 16 3/8in); Nakabayashi Chikkei (1816-1867), ink and colours
on silk, Gathering of 100 Okame (goddesses of good fortune), overall:
180cm x 59cm (70¾in x 23¼in), image 99cm x 42.5cm (39in x 16¾in);
Kawabata Gyokusho (1842-1913), ink and colours on silk, Folding-fan
leaf with Okame, overall: 136.5cm x 70cm (53¾in x 27½in), image:
36cm x 50.3cm (14 1/8in x 19¾in); Senpo (late 19th century), ink on silk,
Landscape with mountains, pines, river, and boatman, overall: 186cm x
54cm (73¾in x 21¼in), image: 105cm x 40.5cm (41 3/8in x 16in); after
Tosa Mitsusada (honshi painting), ink and colours on silk, Cranes, pines
and sun, overall: 138.3cm x 64cm (54½in x 25¼in), image: 121.5cm x
48.5cm (47¾in x 19 1/8in); after Tanomura Chikuden, ink and colours
on silk, Spring banquet with Chinese scholars and attendants, overall:
198cm x 66cm (78in x 26in), image: 128cm x 51cm (50 3/8in x 20in);
after Tanomura Chikuden (honshi painting), ink on silk, Two boats and
fishermen, overall: 149cm x 70.5cm (58 5/8in x 27¾in), image: 132cm x
56cm (52in x 22in); after Maruyama Oshin, ink and colours on silk, The
Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove with attendants, overall: 174cm x
68cm (68½in x 26¾in), image: 107cm x 48.5cm (15 1/8in x 19 1/8in);
after Kano Tsunenobu, ink and colours on silk, Rising sun and pine
trees, overall: 205cm x 51cm (80¾in x 20in), image: 115.5cm x 32cm
(45½in x 12½in); after Kawai Gyokudo (honshi painting), ink on silk,
Landscape with boats, huts and trees beneath a mountain, overall:
123.5cm x 53cm (48 5/8in x 20 7/8in), image: 107.5cm x 41cm (42
3/8in x 16 1/8in): with two unassociated cardboard boxes. (16).

£3,000 - 4,000
JPY440,000 - 590,000
US$4,000 - 5,300

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SHIBATA ZESHIN (1807-1891)
Girls’-Festival Dolls
Meiji era (1868-1912), circa 1879
Kakejiku (vertical hanging scroll), ink, colours and gold on silk, in silk
mounts, depicting at the bottom a pair of male and female tatebina
dolls decorated with pines and wisteria, at the top two shikishi (square
poem cards) respectively depicting willows and geese and butterflies
and flowers, signed Gyonen nanajusan-o Zeshin 行年七十三翁是真
(Zeshin, aged 73), with a seal Tairyuo 対柳翁; with a wood tomobako
storage box, the inner box inscribed outside Zeshin-o kazarigami hina
kenpon tatehaba 是真翁飾紙雛絹本立幅 (Vertical silk hanging scroll
of decorated papers and dolls by the venerable Zeshin); and an outer
cardboard box. Overall: 176cm x 49.5cm (69¼in x 19½in); image:
90.5cm x 32.5cm (35 5/8in x 12¾in). (3).

£7,000 - 9,000
JPY1,000,000 - 1,300,000
US$9,200 - 12,000

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