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| SPLENDER Painting of Kishi Renzan,White Hawk on a Pine Tree,Late Edo period |
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| Item No | #107007050 |
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| Item | Kakejiku(Hanging Scroll) |
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| Artist | Kishi Renzan |
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| Price | $2200.00 |
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| Weight | 1.8kg |
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| | 64cm 25 1/4" | | | 197cm 77 1/2" |
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Kishi Renzan (1805-1859) was a painter who lived in Kyoto. He was a pupil of his father-in-law Ganku by whom he was adopted, and he belonged to Kishi School which was well-known school in Kyoto. He specialized in landscapes and nature (kacho-ga) paintings.
Motif of birds (especially, peacock) was repeatedly used by Kishi school students such as Renzan, Ganku, and Gantai .
Detailed description of the feather using gold lines and speckled skin of the birds show Kishi school's tactful painting skill.
Shown here, the painting skill of Kishi school nicely adopted by Renzan. Particularly, to the part of the hawk's feet strong brush strokes are used. Also, the lightening color of the bark of a pine tree and each line of the leaves stand out Renzan's paint technique.
Renzan admirably used a proper way for showing a brave figure of a hawk in this work.
The artist signature "Renzan-Gantoku" and his seal are shown to the bottom right of the painting.
Colors and ink on silk, jiku-so ,hanging scroll,stored in the original wooden box.
Fine impression, and color
Good condition, slight foxing to the part of the goshawk's tail.
some tear of the axial stick (Jikubo) of the painting
*This kakejiku's jikusaki (roller ends) are made of ivory.
If you order this item from outside of Japan, we replace them
with non-ivory ones due to the restrictions of Washington Convention (CITES). There is no charge for this replacement, but it takes a few weeks. Thank you very much for your understanding.
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