Nakabayashi Chikutō, Japanese, 1776-1873, a painting of bamboo, ink on paper, mounted...
Nakabayashi Chikutō, Japanese, 1776-1873, a painting of bamboo, ink on paper, mounted as hanging scroll, signed by the artist with two seals of the artist, 130 x 58cm, with fitted wood box
Note: Nakabayashi Chikutō was a talented painted, sponsored by a merchet for pursuing art education at a young age. His painting was especially influenced by ink drawings from the period of the Chinese Yuan Dynasty, and later became an active member in the literature circle that focused on the philosopher Rai San'yō and the nanga artist Uragami Shunkin. He composed books on his sketches and on his techniques, including Chikutō Garon and Chikutō Gakyō.
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Creasing to the painting, an tiny area of very faint foxing and possibly with three patches of water damage to the centre left, fraying to the back of the mount. Please request images from the department for a full overview.
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Nakabayashi Chikutō, Japanese, 1776-1873, a painting of bamboo, ink on paper, mounted as hanging scroll, signed by the artist with two seals of the artist, 130 x 58cm, with fitted wood box
Note: Nakabayashi Chikutō was a talented painted, sponsored by a merchet for pursuing art education at a young age. His painting was especially influenced by ink drawings from the period of the Chinese Yuan Dynasty, and later became an active member in the literature circle that focused on the philosopher Rai San'yō and the nanga artist Uragami Shunkin. He composed books on his sketches and on his techniques, including Chikutō Garon and Chikutō Gakyō.
Condition Report:
Creasing to the painting, an tiny area of very faint foxing and possibly with three patches of water damage to the centre left, fraying to the back of the mount. Please request images from the department for a full overview.
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