• Ogre and Courtier
  • Ogre and Courtier
  • Ogre and Courtier
  • Ogre and Courtier
  • Ogre and Courtier
Ogre and Courtier
Ogre and Courtier
Ogre and Courtier
Ogre and Courtier
Ogre and Courtier
Hanging scroll
Item Number : 25170
Artist Sumiyoshi Hirosada
Title Ogre and Courtier
Biography Sumiyoshi Hirosada (1793-1863) was a Japanese painter born in Edo (present Tokyo). Son of Sumiyoshi Hiroyuki (the Fifth of the Sumiyoshi school). Originally named as Hirosada, later changed to Hirotura, and commonly known as Naiki. The Seventh of Sumiyoshi school. Served as an official painter for the shoguns in Edo. Excelled at bird-and-flower painting. His artworks include Kishu "Toshogu engi emaki"(illustrated scrolls of the legends of Toshogu Shrine).
Description
  • color/gold paste on silk with silk mounting
  • 117 x 49 cm(artwork), 210 x 64 cm(overall)
  • minor foxing/minor crease on silk
  • with wooden storage box
Price 58,000Yen
Season other
Period Mid Edo(1700-1799),Late Edo(1800-1867)

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