Japanese Antique Scroll by Shūhō Hand Painted Samurai Minamoto Kakejiku 73" Makie Depth = 11

Depth = 11

Acrylic on Canvas

This is an antique Japanese four level round lidded food box known as a Jubako made of ceramic in the Meiji Era (1868-1912)

They are decorated in combination of printed background and hand painted floral motif

attributed to Inoue Ryosai

Japanese Antique Scroll by Shūhō Hand Painted Samurai Minamoto Kakejiku 73" Makie Depth = 11Antique Japanese Hanging Scroll, Minamoto no Yoshiie on Horseback, Signed Shh () Japan, Meiji period (), c. 18701890 Overall: 73" H 21" W (185 cm 53 cm) Painted in ink and mineral pigments on silk, this kakejiku () depicts Minamoto no Yoshiie (, 10411108) the celebrated Heian period warrior commander known as Hachiman Tar, "Eldest Son of the God of War" mounted on a black horse at full stride beneath blossoming cherry trees. Yoshiie wears formal court