富田渓仙 Tomita Keisen (1879-1936) Japanese art Framed Calligraphy / 研磨達生 Kenma Tassei VA670 30cm - 39cm

富田渓仙 Tomita Keisen (1879-1936) Japanese art Framed Calligraphy / 研磨達生 Kenma Tassei VA670 30cm - 39cmDescription Tomita Keisen (1879 1936) Japanese art Framed Calligraphy Kenma Tassei VA670 Kenma Tassei Kenma means refining the spirit, knowledge, ability, etc. Tassei means by becoming nothing and letting nature take its course, one can lead a happy life, free of stress and sorrow. Tomita Keisen (1879 1936) Born in Hakata. He first studied the Kano school, and in 1896, studied the Shijo school under Tsuji Kako in Kyoto. He later became a private

Bush Clover

Camp Enclosure (Jinmaku)

-1845) Japanese antique art Paired kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls / Auspicious Beast - 麒麟鳳凰 Qilin and Phoenix with Box RA921

skilled in waka poetry

and after graduating from the pottery school in 1956

狩野伊川院栄信 Kano Isenin Naganobu (1775-1828) Japanese antique art a set of three kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls / Queen Mother of the West 西王母 (Seioubo) Chinese Beautiful Woman in Mythology and Three Cranes Two Peafowl with Box RD126

2cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: Rubbing PrintedRoller ends: Wood Weight: 540g Condition

Painter in Yamagata

Weight: 3570g

Winter River

This obi was acquired from an old Japanese family that has been in existence for two generations since the early Showa period

When I hear their voices