Pair Of Six Panel Folding Screens Collection

Dragon and Tiger, 1500s. Creator: Sesson Sh?kei (Japanese, 1504-1589)
Dragon and Tiger, 1500s. These paired creatures represent the elements of water and wind in Chinese cosmology: the dragons swirling form conjures rain clouds

Creator: Tosa School (Japanese)
1392-1573, and gold on paper, colour, heritage art, ink, ink, colour, and gold on paper, japan, japanese, muromachi period, painting, pair of six-panel folding screens, the cleveland museum of art

Tiger, 1500s. Creator: Sesson Sh?kei (Japanese, 1504-1589)
Tiger, 1500s. This screen with a tiger and its pair with a dragon together represent the elements of water and wind in Chinese cosmology: the dragons swirling form conjures rain clouds

Summer Night; Winter Day, 1784. Creator: Maruyama Okyo (Japanese, 1733-1795)
Summer Night; Winter Day, 1784. Okyo painted these panoramas in the summer of 1784. Regarded as Kyotos most important painting teacher and accomplished artist

Summer and Winter Landscapes, 1600s. Creator: Kano Naonobu (Japanese, 1607-1650)
Summer and Winter Landscapes, 1600s. This sparse composition depicts a summer scene on the right and a winter scene on the left

Spring and Autumn Farming, 1700s. Creator: Ko Sukoku (Japanese, 1730-1804)
Spring and Autumn Farming, 1700s. These screens present the cycle of the farming year, starting with spring at right and ending with fall at left

Moonlit Landscape, late 1500s. Creator: Unknown
Moonlit Landscape, late 1500s. This unsigned and unsealed composition includes imagery from the Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers

Irises, 1700s. Creator: Watanabe Shik? (Japanese, 1683-1755)
Irises, 1700s. The subject of this painting comes from a 10th-century text. It tells of a young noblemans journey into the lonely countryside, far from the capital city of Heian-kyo (Kyoto)

Famous Views of Omi, 1660s-90s. Creator: Unknown
Famous Views of Omi, 1660s-90s. These byobu vividly portray the shores of Lake Biwa, located near Kyoto, and take a bird s-eye view of verdant landscapes rendered with richly toned hues of thick

Dragon, 1500s. Creator: Sesson Sh?kei (Japanese, 1504-1589)
Dragon, 1500s. This screen with a dragon and its pair with a tiger together represent the elements of water and wind in Chinese cosmology: the dragons swirling form conjures rain clouds

Dragon and Tiger, early to mid-1600s. Creator: Soga Nichokuan (Japanese), attributed to
Dragon and Tiger, early to mid-1600s. A tiger looks upon a waterfall as it prowls out of a bamboo grove, and a dragon dives through clouds on the right

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