A Japanese Hand-Painted Scroll Imperail Portait Title "Prince of Owari"
Meiji period (1868–1912), each exquisitely executed in ink and color on silk, mounted with brocade borders. The figure is portrayed in full court attire with elaborate kimono patterns, traditional hairstyles, and ceremonial accessories, rendered in remarkable detail and vibrant pigments. Titles are inscribed in English beneath each figure. Provenance: From a private American collection. The piece was shown at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893. It is one of a group of six different. Dimensions?Each image approx. 38 x 16 in. ; overall scroll height approx. 57 inches. Width: 20inches .
Condition
Minor wear consistent with age; light creasing and small spots to silk; one scroll with mild fading; overall well-preserved.
Meiji period (1868–1912), each exquisitely executed in ink and color on silk, mounted with brocade borders. The figure is portrayed in full court attire with elaborate kimono patterns, traditional hairstyles, and ceremonial accessories, rendered in remarkable detail and vibrant pigments. Titles are inscribed in English beneath each figure. Provenance: From a private American collection. The piece was shown at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893. It is one of a group of six different. Dimensions?Each image approx. 38 x 16 in. ; overall scroll height approx. 57 inches. Width: 20inches .
Condition
Minor wear consistent with age; light creasing and small spots to silk; one scroll with mild fading; overall well-preserved.
