Kawanabe, Kyôsai (1831 - 1889). Rollbild Nehanzu - photo 1

Kawanabe, Kyôsai (1831 - 1889). Rollbild Nehanzu

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Auction dateClassic
07.12.2017 11:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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Lot 2611 | Kawanabe, Kyôsai (1831 - 1889). Rollbild Nehanzu
Japan. Meiji-Zeit. Nasse Tusche und leichte Farbe auf gelblichem Papier. Sog. Nehanzu (Bild des Nirvana). In einem Lichtkreis liegt Shakyamuni auf einer Art Podium, umgeben von seinen trauernden Schülern, seitlich die beiden Kongorikishi (Wächterfiguren).
Oben Inschrift 'über Nirvana', signiert: Man (Mitsu) kawa & 2 rote, ungelesene Siegel.
Darunter in schneller, leichter Tusche Wolken, auf denen sein Schüler Anuruddha und Mahamaya, seine Mutter, mit zwei Dienerinnen nahen mit dem Beutel, der eine Medizin gegen Pilzvergiftung enthält, der jedoch ungenutzt an dem Sala-Baum hängt. Über ihm und unterhalb allerhand trauernde Tiere. signiert: Kawanabe Gyôsai & zwei Siegel. Kawanabe Gyôsai, ein berühmter, exzentrischer Maler, Sohn eines Samurai, der als Junge bei Utagawa Kuniyoshi lernte, später in die Kanô-Schule eintrat, bevor er als unabhängiger Künstler tätig wurde. 1831-1889. Er stellte u.a. bei den Internationalen Ausstellungen in Wien 1873 und 1883 in Paris aus. 102,5 x 30cm. Zustand A/B. Beilage: Holzdose mit Aufschrift: Nehan no zu (Bild des Nirwana) und Gyosai hitsu.
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