Hanging scroll Nagae Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons of and bird painting hanging hanging - Keishu, (set four) (flower scroll, scroll)

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A four season set of carefully selected flower and bird paintings with exquisite compositions created with delicate brushwork. Size: Width 54.5 x 190cm (135cm) Paper: New silk paper (special printing + hand coloring) Size: Width 54.5 x Height 190cm (15 shaku) Mounting: Rakusai-Tatsuko Hon Mounting: Mounting quality guaranteed for 10 years Storage box: Paulownia wood box with tatami paper storage, with onyx paperweight Paper: New silk (special printing + hand coloring) Size: Width 54.5 x 190cm (135cm) Mounting: Rakusai-Tatsukohon mounting Shaft tip: Ceramic Storage box: Stored in paulownia wood box with tatami paper Mounting quality + one-year warranty (Product composition: Made in Japan) The height of elegance when hung according to the season Each of Japan's four seasons conveys beautiful colors and shapes, and displays the emotional beauty of nature. This is a four-season set of carefully selected flower and bird paintings with exquisite compositions woven with delicate brushstrokes. Spring: Plum and Nightingale...Red and white plums with a faint fragrance floating about. Summer: Maple and Sweetfish...A refreshing mountain stream where you can almost hear the sound of babbling. Autumn: Autumn leaves...The leaves take on brilliant colors as autumn deepens. Winter: Nanten Fukuju...The crimson nanten and Adonis flowers represent turning misfortune into good fortune. Artist profile: Blessed with artistic talent from an early age, he was selected for various exhibitions from his student days. After graduating from high school, he studied under Japanese painter Murase Momooka, and was highly acclaimed for his painting style that incorporates a modern sensibility into traditional Japanese painting. Sanbikai Association