Totoya HOKKEI (1780-1850)

Posted by Richard Kruml on October 5, 2014 in Archive, Surimono |




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A surimono showing three overlapping fans. The top fan shows the first sunrise of the new year behind a shachi on a castle roof. Usually called dolphins, they in fact had the head of a tiger and body of a carp. The second shows a court lady and attendant collecting young pines on the first day of the year. The third shows an imperial ox cart. Possibly for the Ox year 1829. Another impression was in the Adolphe Stoclet sale, Sothebys 8th June 2004, lot 463, p. 242. Poems by Shinshukei, Shigekado and Shinratei Manzo (leader of the Manjiren club).

 

 

Very fine impression and colour with gold and silver. Fine condition. Signed Hokkei.

 

 

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