A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century. - Bukowskis

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A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

A Japanese six-fold screen, 19th Century.

Signed. Decorated with a large wave rushes from the lower right under a moon lit sky. Measurement 171x370 cm.

Wear, damages.

Provenance

Purschased in Japan in the early 1960's by a Swedish family who lived and worked there.

More information

Techincal challenges: Silver leaf tarnishes over time, while gold leaf retains its warm tone without darkening. Like gold leaf, silver leaf cannot absorb ink and pigments, requiring the painter to take special measures to ensure that the image adheres to the resistant surface.

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