Elmgarden has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
The screens raised painting on gold leaf, the style is minimalist and includes birds and flowers, the size of these screens is formidable they are 68” tall and each fold is 24” wide. There is a fabric border to each screen, the frames are a dark wood decorated with brass mounts and have a clear artists red seal.
Words cannot how impressive this pair of screens is, they are in good all round condition, there is a small tear in the paper on the back and comes complete with its provenance
MG68
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Elmgarden has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
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Pair of Gold and Painted Japanese 6 Fold Screens, (Byobu) Edo Period
