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TAISHO-SHOWA PERIOD (20TH CENTURY), THE FIRST SIGNED YOSHIHIKO TO (SUZUKI YOSHIHIKO; 1884-1969), THE SECOND SIGNED HAKUZANSHI MITSUNAGA AND SEALED MITSU, THE THIRD SIGNED YOSHIHIKO KOKU, THE FOURTH SIGNED MITSUHARU AND SEALED MITSU, THE FIFTH SIGNED YOSHIHIKO (SUZUKI YOSHIHIKO; 1884-1969)
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A group of fifteen patinated metal panels
Taisho-Showa period (20th century), the first signed Yoshihiko to (Suzuki Yoshihiko; 1884-1969), the second signed Hakuzanshi Mitsunaga and sealed Mitsu, the third signed Yoshihiko koku, the fourth signed Mitsuharu and sealed Mitsu, the fifth signed Yoshihiko (Suzuki Yoshihiko; 1884-1969)
Each square panel finely chiseled and patinated with a motif from one of the twelve months; a rectangular panel chiseled and gilt with Ibaraki doji; a fan-shaped panel chiseled and gilt with swimming carp; a fan-shaped panel chiseled and gilded with Mount Fuji; a panel mounted with wood frame as a table screen, incised and patinated in colors with a scene of a farmer and ox in a river valley
5 3/8 x 7¾in. (13.7 x 19.7 cm.) each; 10¼ x 14 3/8in. (26 x 36.5cm.); 18¼ (46.4cm.) wide; 19 5/8in. (49.8cm.) wide; 9 x 12in. (22.9 x 30.5cm.)
The first with wood box titled Shiki no i and signed Todaishi Yoshihiko koku and sealed Yoshihiko on the underside of the lid (15)
Taisho-Showa period (20th century), the first signed Yoshihiko to (Suzuki Yoshihiko; 1884-1969), the second signed Hakuzanshi Mitsunaga and sealed Mitsu, the third signed Yoshihiko koku, the fourth signed Mitsuharu and sealed Mitsu, the fifth signed Yoshihiko (Suzuki Yoshihiko; 1884-1969)
Each square panel finely chiseled and patinated with a motif from one of the twelve months; a rectangular panel chiseled and gilt with Ibaraki doji; a fan-shaped panel chiseled and gilt with swimming carp; a fan-shaped panel chiseled and gilded with Mount Fuji; a panel mounted with wood frame as a table screen, incised and patinated in colors with a scene of a farmer and ox in a river valley
5 3/8 x 7¾in. (13.7 x 19.7 cm.) each; 10¼ x 14 3/8in. (26 x 36.5cm.); 18¼ (46.4cm.) wide; 19 5/8in. (49.8cm.) wide; 9 x 12in. (22.9 x 30.5cm.)
The first with wood box titled Shiki no i and signed Todaishi Yoshihiko koku and sealed Yoshihiko on the underside of the lid (15)
