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KANO ISENIN NAGANOBU (1775 - 1828): HOHE FELSLANDSCHAFT

Starting price
€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
03.06.2017 17:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Galerie Zacke
Event location
Austria, Wien
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The auction is completed. No bids can be placed anymore.
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ID 1653
Lot 400 | KANO ISENIN NAGANOBU (1775 - 1828): HOHE FELSLANDSCHAFT
KANO ISENIN NAGANOBU (1775 - 1828): HOHE FELSLANDSCHAFT
Katalognummer: VS0617-400
Paar Malereien mit Tusche auf Papier
Japan
19. Jahrhundert
BILDER 97 x 35 CM, ROLLEN 176,5 x 47 CM
Mit locker als auch sicher hingesetzten Pinselstrichen eine akzentuiert in die Vertikale ragende Felsszene. Nur der direkte Vordergrund mit einem schwarzen Strauch darauf erscheint mehr hügelig. Senkrecht hinabstürzender Wasserfall und als wirkungsvoller Gegensatz zu den grauen Wänden und dem Schwarzen das weiße Gewölk, das auch Nebel oder teils das Wassergesprühe sein kann. Das rechte Bild bietet unter den Wänden ein Dorf, die vielen Hütten alle auf Pfählen. Unten jeweils die Signatur I-SEN-IN HO-GEN fude (gemalt von ...) 伊 川 院 法 眼 筆. Das "Hogen" ist ein Titel. Darunter das rote Siegel der Kano-Schule. Fein abgestimmter Seidenbrokat der Montierung, elfenbeinerne Roller, sehr guter Zustand.

Startpreis: € 1.000
Schätzpreis: € 1.600 - 2.500
Expertise: Wolmar Zacken
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