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Catalogue Details

Origin: Japan

Subject: Flowers and birds (kachō-ga)

Period: Taishō era

Medium: Silk and paper, wooden rollers

Dimensions: H 208.8 × W 66.5 cm (82.2 × 26.2 in)

Condition: Very good


Offered by private enquiry. We would be delighted to share the price of this work, together with additional photography, a closer account of its condition and shipping arrangements tailored to you.



About the Work

A rare Japanese bird and flower hanging scroll from the early 20th century. It is a painting representing the season of rebirth, joy and vitality. The spring season in its full beauty is represented through the balance of the colours and the composition. The delicately painted flowers and the warm earth colours almost offer a scent experience. The painting is paired with the brown patterned silk brocade.The work is focused on a pair of pheasants surrounded by blooming chrysanthemums, magnolia and a plum tree in a natural and spontaneous setting.

Flowers and Birds, Taishō Period

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