田中以知庵 Tanaka Ichian (1893-1958) Japanese art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Black-and-White Spotted Rabbit with Original Double Box (Tomobako) RB686 kettle

田中以知庵 Tanaka Ichian (1893-1958) Japanese art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Black-and-White Spotted Rabbit with Original Double Box (Tomobako) RB686 kettleDescription Tanaka Ichian (1893 1958) Japanese art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll Black and White Spotted Rabbit with Original Double Box (Tomobako) RB686 Tanaka Ichian (1893 1958) Japanese painter of the Meiji and Showa periods. Born in Tokyo. Studied under Matsumoto Fuko. He exhibited his works at the New Bunten Exhibition and the Nitten Exhibition, and served as a judge. Loved nature around him and painted many insects and small birds. with

5cm x 198cm

he went to Paris to study painting for six months

佐藤浄清 Sato Josei Chagama Tea Kettle Japanese tea ceremony utensil 万代屋釜 Mozuya-gama Rikyu style with Original Box (Tomobako) V658

Sakazuki stand is a stand on which cups are placed to serve sake to guests

as well as paintings of folding screens presented from Korea

but in reality

Later he studied under 鉄翁祖門 Tetsuo Somon in Nagasaki

8cmMaterial: WoodWeight: 1870g including the storage box Condition

Chinese kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Two White Phoenixes & Rising Sun A122

Until May 30

which used two swords

Meaning the sun