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A SHIBAYAMA-STYLE TABLE SCREEN
meiji period (late 19th century), signed masanaga
The ivory screen composed of two hinged panels each divided into two sections, the top section of each panel decorated in gold togidashi, nashiji, and inlaid mother-of-pearl, coral, and horn on a kinji ground with pheasants perched on a cherry bough and three sparrows flying above a stream, the gyobu-ground bottom sections each with a silver-bordered reserve decorated in similar technique on a fundame ground with a courtier's hat and fan amidst flowering branches, the reverse of the screen decorated on all four sections in iro-e togidashi with butterflies, chrysanthemums, and autumn grasses by a stream, signed on the front right panel in a raised red lacquer reserve, fitted with silver kanagu--11½in wide, 9¾in. high
meiji period (late 19th century), signed masanaga
The ivory screen composed of two hinged panels each divided into two sections, the top section of each panel decorated in gold togidashi, nashiji, and inlaid mother-of-pearl, coral, and horn on a kinji ground with pheasants perched on a cherry bough and three sparrows flying above a stream, the gyobu-ground bottom sections each with a silver-bordered reserve decorated in similar technique on a fundame ground with a courtier's hat and fan amidst flowering branches, the reverse of the screen decorated on all four sections in iro-e togidashi with butterflies, chrysanthemums, and autumn grasses by a stream, signed on the front right panel in a raised red lacquer reserve, fitted with silver kanagu--11½in wide, 9¾in. high