Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807 ｜Collection｜Watanabe Japanese Fine Arts

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807

Folding Screens: Item Number : 25041

Artist	Ganku
Title	Kinkishogazu - playing the qin, playing chess and practicing calligraphy and painting, 1807
Biography	Ganku (1756-1838) was a Japanese painter and the founder of Kishi school born in Kaga (present Ishikawa Prefecture). Developed his painting style as the Kishi school after self-learning the style of the Maruyama , the Shijo and the Kano school. His pupils include Kishi Renzan and Mochizuki Gyokusen. Excelled at bird-and-flower and tiger paintings.
Description	a pair of six-fold screen wash on paper 161 x 360 cm(each artwork), 177 x 376 cm(each overall) minor traces of bookworms on paper and foxing on one place of right screen
Price	580,000Yen
Season	other
Period	Mid Edo(1700-1799),Late Edo(1800-1867)

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