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Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings
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Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

1900 - 1920
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Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) RARE SIGNED JAPANESE TRIPTYCH PORTRAIT PAINTINGS

Brief Description:

This is an exceptionally rare Signed Original Japanese Triptych Watercolour Portrait Painting comprising four individual Japanese figures, painted by two different listed Japanese artists!

Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978)

&

Tsutuya Ryuko, Japanese (1868-1933)

Dating Circa 1920-1930, the fascinating portrait paintings portray two Japanese female farmhands and a young mother carrying her small infant child.

All three portraits are signed, and the artwork is mounted within its original gilt and glazed frame.

Artist Biography:

Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) was a Japanese watercolourist, who worked in a style that combined influences from traditional Japanese ukiyo-e prints and Western painting. His son Tadashi Nakayama (1927-2014) was also an artist and woodblock printmaker, and the two are often confused due to the similarity of their signatures.

Attributes:

Watercolour Painting

Signed: 'T. Nakayama' and 'Ryuko'

Circa: 1920-1930

Condition:

All three paintings are offered in an overall good condition commensurate with age, with typical areas of foxing spores to the surface of each image - please see photos.

Framed Measurements:

INCHES & CENTIMETRES

Height: 17.1'' | 43.4 cm

Width: 25.5'' | 64.7 cm

Depth: 0.8'' | 2 cm

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Physical Dimensions
Height
43.4cm (17.09")
Width
64.7cm (25.47")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Artsonline has dated this Japanese Watercolour Portrait Triptych to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1076339
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Description
Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) RARE SIGNED JAPANESE TRIPTYCH PORTRAIT PAINTINGS

Brief Description:

This is an exceptionally rare Signed Original Japanese Triptych Watercolour Portrait Painting comprising four individual Japanese figures, painted by two different listed Japanese artists!.
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fig 1. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 1. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978)

&

Tsutuya Ryuko, Japanese (1868-1933)

Dating Circa 1920-1930, the fascinating portrait paintings portray two Japanese female farmhands and a young mother carrying her small infant child.

fig 2. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 2. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

All three portraits are signed, and the artwork is mounted within its original gilt and glazed frame.

Artist Biography:

Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) was a Japanese watercolourist, who worked in a style that combined influences from traditional Japanese ukiyo-e prints and Western painting. His son Tadashi Nakayama (1927-2014) was also an artist and woodblock printmaker, and the two are often confused due to the similarity of their signatures.

fig 3. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 3. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Attributes:

Watercolour Painting

Signed: 'T. Nakayama' and 'Ryuko'

Circa: 1920-1930

Condition:

All three paintings are offered in an overall good condition commensurate with age, with typical areas of foxing spores to the surface of each image - please see photos.

fig 4. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 4. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Framed Measurements:

INCHES & CENTIMETRES

Height: 17.1'' | 43.4 cm

Width: 25.5'' | 64.7 cm

Depth: 0.8'' | 2 cm

^^ Fast & Free UK Delivery Included^^

A Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) will be provided by artsonline with this piece*

fig 5. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 5. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Delivery

Artsonline UK ships worldwide daily, using only fully insured, priority, and fully tracked delivery services.

Great care and much time are taken over the safe transportation of the Fine Art and Antique pieces that we sell.

fig 6. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 6. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

We pack extremely carefully, so you can rest assured that your piece will arrive with you in perfect condition.

For larger paintings, antique furniture pieces, and fragile items that can not be sent via the normal postal services, we use professional door-to-door delivery providers, who will always strive to deliver your piece promptly, within approx. 7-14 working days.

fig 7. A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
fig 7. Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Returns Policy

Artsonline provides a genuine no-quibble 14-day money-back refund policy

(excluding the cost of Postage and Packaging).

Pay Securely - Telephone orders are welcome

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Secure-Payment-VPADeb-sa-la-go-th-et-an-gt-0012086-BACS-Order-PayPal-M/Card

Height
43.4cm (17.09")
Width
64.7cm (25.47")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Artsonline has dated this Japanese Watercolour Portrait Triptych to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1076339
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Archive I A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.

Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) Rare Signed Japanese Triptych Portrait Paintings

Archive II A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View II
Archive III A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View III
Archive IV A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View IV
Archive V A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View V
Archive VI A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View VI
Archive VII A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View VII
Archive VIII A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View VIII
Archive IX A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View IX
Archive X A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View X
Archive XI A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View XI
Archive XII A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket. View XII
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A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
Takashi Nakayama (1893-1978) RARE SIGNED JAPANESE TRIPTYCH PORTRAIT PAINTINGS
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A framed triptych of three watercolour paintings by Takashi Nakayama depicting Japanese figures in traditional attire, including a fisherman, a mother carrying a child, and a labourer with a basket.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Early 20th-century Japanese watercolour artwork often combined traditional eastern brush techniques with western realism, focusing on rural occupations, cultural dress, and everyday figurative studies.

These artworks are executed using water-based pigments or gouache on Japanese paper or silk, frequently mounted on decorative matting and framed under glass for preservation.

Authentic pieces by Takashi Nakayama typically feature his distinct westernised signature, fine line work, muted colour palettes, and realistic depictions of traditional Japanese figures.

Framed Japanese watercolours complement classic and minimalist interiors when hung above sideboards or consoles, providing a subtle historical focal point with neutral tones.

To prevent fading and paper degradation, display paper watercolours away from direct sunlight, maintain stable humidity, and frame them using acid-free mounting materials and UV-protective glass.
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