Hashimoto Gaho
【4 Hanging scrolls of flower and birds four seasons】
This is a pair of four scrolls depicting birds in each season. Hashimoto Gaho attempted to innovate Japanese painting under Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin. The box signed by his disciple Kawai Gyokudo and certification by Terasaki Kogyo.
Number
D-115
Title
4 Hanging scrolls of flower and birds four seasons
Artist
Hashimoto Gaho
Detail
Materials : ink on paper
wooden boxed (signed by Kawabata Gyokusho / double)
Size : W 42 × H 115.5 cm (Each image) ・ W 56.5 × H 213.5 cm (Each mount)
Published and attached in "Auction catalogue of Unno Shomin's Collection and two anonymous landlord's Collection(December 1916)"and " The 100 year history of Japanese art dealer from 1907 to 2006"
TOOCFA(Toobi Certification for Fine Arts)
certification by Terasaki Kogyo
wooden boxed (signed by Kawabata Gyokusho / double)
Size : W 42 × H 115.5 cm (Each image) ・ W 56.5 × H 213.5 cm (Each mount)
Published and attached in "Auction catalogue of Unno Shomin's Collection and two anonymous landlord's Collection(December 1916)"and " The 100 year history of Japanese art dealer from 1907 to 2006"
TOOCFA(Toobi Certification for Fine Arts)
certification by Terasaki Kogyo
Artist History
Hashimoto Gaho (1835-1908) was a Japanese painter from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period. He was born in Edo. After the Meiji Restoration, under the direction of Ernest Francisco Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin, he tried to innovate traditional Japanese painting by incorporating Western painting techniques into the Kano school of painting. He also worked hard to establish the Tokyo School of Fine Arts and became a professor there. He later founded the Nihon Bijutsuin. He nurtured artists who represent modern Japanese art.
Price
1,200,000yen
Hashimoto Gaho
【4 Hanging scrolls of flower and birds four seasons】
This is a pair of four scrolls depicting birds in each season. Hashimoto Gaho attempted to innovate Japanese painting under Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin. The box signed by his disciple Kawai Gyokudo and certification by Terasaki Kogyo.
Number
D-115
Title
4 Hanging scrolls of flower and birds four seasons
Artist
Hashimoto Gaho
Detail
Materials : ink on paper
wooden boxed (signed by Kawabata Gyokusho / double)
Size : W 42 × H 115.5 cm (Each image) ・ W 56.5 × H 213.5 cm (Each mount)
Published and attached in "Auction catalogue of Unno Shomin's Collection and two anonymous landlord's Collection(December 1916)"and " The 100 year history of Japanese art dealer from 1907 to 2006"
TOOCFA(Toobi Certification for Fine Arts)
certification by Terasaki Kogyo
wooden boxed (signed by Kawabata Gyokusho / double)
Size : W 42 × H 115.5 cm (Each image) ・ W 56.5 × H 213.5 cm (Each mount)
Published and attached in "Auction catalogue of Unno Shomin's Collection and two anonymous landlord's Collection(December 1916)"and " The 100 year history of Japanese art dealer from 1907 to 2006"
TOOCFA(Toobi Certification for Fine Arts)
certification by Terasaki Kogyo
Artist History
Hashimoto Gaho (1835-1908) was a Japanese painter from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period. He was born in Edo. After the Meiji Restoration, under the direction of Ernest Francisco Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin, he tried to innovate traditional Japanese painting by incorporating Western painting techniques into the Kano school of painting. He also worked hard to establish the Tokyo School of Fine Arts and became a professor there. He later founded the Nihon Bijutsuin. He nurtured artists who represent modern Japanese art.
Price
1,200,000yen
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