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Unknown — Hunting scene before Mount Fuji | Edo period,  17th - 18th century
Unknown

Hunting scene before Mount Fuji | Edo period, 17th - 18th century

A six-panel folding screen depicting a dynamic hunting scene set before Mount Fuji, with nobles and attendants pursuing wild game among pine trees against a gold ground. Executed in ink, color and gofun, this 17th-18th century work exemplifies the refined aesthetic of Edo-period screen painting.

Medium
a six-panel folding screen; ink, colour and gofun on gold ground paper, with a scene of courtiers among pine trees hunting wild boar, bear, foxes and deer before Mount Fuji, their attendants with hounds and hawks, other panels depicting archers on horseback, silk brocade border decorated with hydrangeas among scrolling foliage, black lacquer mounts, engraved copper-gilt fittings

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Fine Japanese Works of Art

September 20, 2022

Estimate: $20,000$30,000

Lot 12

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Unknown, Hunting scene before Mount Fuji | Edo period, 17th - 18th century

A six-panel folding screen depicting a dynamic hunting scene set before Mount Fuji, with nobles and attendants pursuing wild game among pine trees against a gold ground. Executed in ink, color and gofun, this 17th-18th century work exemplifies the refined aesthetic of Edo-period screen painting.

Medium
a six-panel folding screen; ink, colour and gofun on gold ground paper, with a scene of courtiers among pine trees hunting wild boar, bear, foxes and deer before Mount Fuji, their attendants with hounds and hawks, other panels depicting archers on horseback, silk brocade border decorated with hydrangeas among scrolling foliage, black lacquer mounts, engraved copper-gilt fittings
Seen at
Sotheby's, New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris

Related themes

17th-18th Century, Gold Ground, Japanese Art, Mount Fuji, Landscape, Folding Screen, Hunting Scene, Edo Period

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Collected by

Richard Caswell, Sebastián Naranjo, Jonah Handel, Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, Ethan Elkins, Alex Capecelatro, Mihail Lari, Cleveland Museum of Art