Ukoukoumon-zu - Good Deed Brings Prosperity｜Collection

Artist	Fukuda Hanko
Title	Ukoukoumon-zu - Good Deed Brings Prosperity
Biography	Fukuda Hanko(1804-1864) was a Japanese painter born in Enshu Province(present Shizuoka Prefecture). Studied painting under Muramatsu Iko who was the official painter of Kakegawa Domain and a pupil of Tani Buncho. Later studied painting under Kazan in Edo(present Tokyo). Excelled at landscape painting. Ishikawa Kosai(1833-1918) was a Confucian scholar born in Mikawa Province(present Aichi Prefecture). Liked literature since he was a child and studied under Nishioka Suien. Excelled at poetry and Japanese Nanga(Chinese-style painting) painting. Associated with Ka Josho, a Chinese diplomat and an ambassador to Japan from Qing dynasty.
Description	large scroll color on silk with silk mounting 162 × 85 cm(artwork), 234 × 105 cm(overall) minor spots on the silk with double wooden storage box signed by Ishikawa Kosai
Price	850,000Yen
Season	spring
Period	Late Edo(1800-1867)

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