Hanging scroll, hand-painted

Hanging scroll, hand-painted "Listening to the Pines and Springs in Blue and Green" on silk by Oda Kyosai, created in Meiji 21 (1888).

Oda Kyosai was a painter from Nagoya, active from Koka 2 to Taisho 1 (1845-1912). This is Oda Kyosai's hand-painted "Listening to the Pines and Springs in Blue and Green." The work was created in Meiji 21 (1888). The dimensions of the hanging scroll are approximately 55 cm in width by 196 cm in height. The painting itself measures approximately 45 cm in width by 133 cm in height. The colors are beautiful, and the condition is well-preserved, with slight wear, creases, stains, and small spots. The scroll ends are made of lacquered wood. This is not a print or reproduction. It is an original blue and green landscape painting by Oda Kyosai. It is authentic. The scroll ends are lacquered wood. The paulownia box bears an inscription by Ishikawa Yurin, a Nagoya painter and disciple of Oda Kyosai.