Lot n° 193
Estimation :
300 - 500
EUR
Result with fees
Result
: 395EUR
Attributed to Tsuruzawa Tanzan (1655-1729) - Lot 193
Attributed to Tsuruzawa Tanzan (1655-1729)
Painting mounted as a kakemono, Kanō school, Japan, mid-Edo period
Painted on paper in the sumi-e (Indian ink) style. It depicts the seated rakan Hattara Sonja accompanied by a tiger. Signed lower left 決攣 筆 Tanzan shōhitsu Authentic Tanzan painting, followed by a red seal.
The painting, mounted in a vertical scroll, is surrounded by a blue and gold silk brocade decorated with dragons, then a dark green decorated with chrysanthemum and hōō.
36 cm x 97.5 cm - Painting: 25.5 cm x 25.5 cm
Tsuruzawa Tanzan (鶴沢決) was a pupil of Tan'yu, one of the leading exponents of the Kanō school in the 17th century. In addition to painting, he also devoted himself to the production of artistic ceramics.
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