A six-panel Early 20th Century Japanese byobu screen, hand-painted with ink and color on gold leaf paper, depicting scenes from The Tale of Genji. The painting illustrates pavilions nestled along water in a mountain valley, all amidst swirling clouds. The composition offers viewers a bird’s-eye view of the unfolding scenes, masterfully balancing dynamic movement with a sense of tranquility. The arrangement captures the scene and events with a harmonious blend of traditional elements and serene landscapes.
Japanese Screen with Scenes from The Tale of Genji from 100 Yeas Ago
Six-panel Japanese screen
ARTIST:
Anonymous
PERIOD:
Early 20th Century, Taisho to Showa Period
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| Dimension | H: 1,710mm (67.3"), W: 3,690mm (145.3") |
| Material | Paper, Ink, Gold Leaf Paper, Silk Brocade Border, Lacquered Wood Frame, Handcrafted Copper Hardware |
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