I see the signature (believe Yoshiyuki? - Japanese), I am native Japanese, but not 100% sure with old writing and barely see. My daughter was working in Seattle and the wealthy family gave this to her since she is half Japanese. They brought it back from Japan years ago they said. She moved overseas so my other daughter got it but was unfortunately damaged during the move. This is now located in Montana, USA.
Dimensions
104" x 48"
Acquired From:
Other
Hello Yoko, Thank you for choosing Mearto for your online appraisal. This item is a captivating Japanese artwork—a 19th-century Meiji-era six-panel screen—that vividly depicts scenes of nature with remarkable detail and artistic finesse. Created during the Meiji period, known for its cultural renaissance and artistic innovation, this screen exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the era. Each panel of the screen offers a glimpse into the beauty of the natural world, portraying serene landscapes, flourishing flora, and perhaps glimpses of fauna, rendered with meticulous brushwork and vibrant colors characteristic of Japanese art from the period. The artist's skillful rendition of nature reflects a deep appreciation for the Japanese landscape and its seasonal changes, capturing the essence of fleeting moments in time. The screen's attribution to a recognized artist adds to its significance, suggesting the work of a master painter or prominent artisan of the Meiji period. The artist's name provides valuable context and enhances the screen's provenance, offering insights into its historical and cultural significance. Good condition overall Retail prices may vary
