不動立山 Fudō Ritsuzan (1886-1975) Japanese Byobu Folding Screen Room divider 2 panels / Two Kimono Beautiful Women, White Bush Clovers, and Narcissus VA213 Gold_fish Whole size : 21

Whole size : 21

Crane and pine trees are designed with lacquers on the side of the body

Toshi worked almost exclusively on animal prints

Trained in the techniques of the Kano school and specialized in landscapes and portraits

Material: Paper

不動立山 Fudō Ritsuzan (1886-1975) Japanese Byobu Folding Screen Room divider 2 panels / Two Kimono Beautiful Women, White Bush Clovers, and Narcissus VA213 Gold_fish Whole size : 21Description Fud Ritsuzan (1886 1975) Japanese Byobu Folding Screen Room divider 2 panels Two Kimono Beautiful Women, White Bush Clovers, and Narcissus VA213 Fud Ritsuzan (1886 1975)Japanese painter of the Meiji and Showa periods. Ritsuzan was born on Awaji Island and studied under Nishiyama Suisho. He exhibited at the Teiten and Bunten exhibitions and left behind gentle, lyrical works, specializing in delicate landscapes that captured the changing