Antique Japanese Wall Hanging Scroll,Wall Decor,Plum Blossoms in Moonlight Art

Description: Title: Plum Blossoms in Moonlight Signed and sealed by Araki Kanpo. Dated September 1911 on the lid of the original paulownia wooden storage box. This painting beautifully captures the timeless symbol of resilience and renewal in Japanese art. The plum tree, often blooming in the cold of late winter, represents strength and endurance, while the gentle moonlight adds a serene, ethereal quality. Together, they evoke the elegance of nature’s quiet strength and beauty. Artist Profile: Araki Kanpo (1831-1915) was a celebrated Japanese painter from the late Edo to the Taisho period, renowned for his delicate bird-and-flower paintings (kacho-ga). Originally born Tanaka Mitsusaburo, he studied under and was adopted by painter Araki Kankai. Kanpo became the official artist for the Tosa Domain, known for his refined style and intricate compositions. Later, he briefly explored Western painting techniques, ultimately joining the Tokyo School of Fine Arts as a professor and being recognized as an Imperial Household Artist. Kanpo’s work embodies a blend of traditional and innovative styles, capturing the beauty of nature with elegance and detail. Condition: Painting: Some light creases are present on the painting itself; otherwise, it is in very good condition for its age. Scroll Mounting: Some insignificant light marks; overall in very good condition. The piece is accompanied by its original paulownia wood storage box with the artist’s signature and seal. Dimensions: Painting: W12 1/4” x H53 1/8” (W31cm x H135cm) Scroll: W17 3/8” x H78 3/8” (W44cm x H199cm) *Free Shipping *Please note that in some countries or regions, orders may incur import taxes, value-added taxes, customs handling fees, and/or delivery fees. These charges are the responsibility of the customer. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for shopping with us.

Price: 490 USD

Location: Niihama-shi

End Time: 2025-02-07T06:06:53.000Z

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