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A Late 19th Century Hand-painted Japanese Double Sided Screen, Incorporating Four Separate Canvas Panels
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A Late 19th Century Hand-painted Japanese Double Sided Screen, Incorporating Four Separate Canvas Panels

19th century
For Sale by Jeckyll & Co
Description

The front two panels with untypical views of Mount Fuji. The reverse with rather beautiful and delicate still life paintings on a buff ground.

Although the paint is now stable, the losses to the flower painting in particular evoke a rather beautiful fragility

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Physical Dimensions
Height
106cm (41.73")
Width
120cm (47.24")
Declaration

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Japanese Painted Room Divider to the 19th Century.

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SA1224950
Description
The front two panels with untypical views of Mount Fuji. The reverse with rather beautiful and delicate still life paintings on a buff ground.
Although the paint is now stable, the losses to the flower painting in particular evoke a rather beautiful fragility.
Jeckyll & Co

For news and stock updates follow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

Height
106cm (41.73")
Width
120cm (47.24")
Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Japanese Painted Room Divider to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1224950
Jeckyll & Co
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A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood.
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Archive I A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood.

A Late 19th Century Hand-painted Japanese Double Sided Screen, Incorporating Four Separate Canvas Panels

Archive II A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View II
Archive III A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View III
Archive IV A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View IV
Archive V A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View V
Archive VI A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View VI
Archive VII A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View VII
Archive VIII A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View VIII
Archive IX A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View IX
Archive X A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View X
Archive XI A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View XI
Archive XII A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View XII
Archive XIII A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View XIII
Archive XIV A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood. View XIV
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A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood.
A late 19th century hand-painted Japanese double sided screen, incorporating four separate canvas panels
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A late nineteenth-century two-panel folding screen featuring hand-painted Japanese coastal and mountainous landscapes framed in dark wood.
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Folding screens, known as byobu in Japan, originated as practical windbreaks and privacy partitions before evolving into major canvas and paper surfaces for fine artistic expression during the Edo and Meiji periods.

These screens typically feature stretched canvas or multi-layered paper mounted onto light wooden lattice frames, bordered by lacquer or stained timber, and hinged with flexible joints to allow fluid folding.

Authentic pieces display hand-painted brushwork rather than modern mechanical prints, showing gentle age-related craquelure, natural patina on wooden borders, and traditional landscape iconography.

A painted screen functions effectively as an elegant partition to delineate open-plan spaces, or it can be positioned flush against a neutral wall as a textured focal artwork.

Dust the surface gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or natural bristle brush, avoiding moisture or chemical solvents, and position the item away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
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