12 Free Artworks of Japanese Screens In The Honolulu Museum Of Art

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Cranes and Waves by Shibata Zeshin, six-fold screens
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'Crossing to Sano', Japanese two-panel screen, 18th century
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'Pine, Cherrytrees and Rocks' by Kano Eitoku, Honolulu Museum of Art
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'Plowing', one of a pair of screens attributed to Tawaraya Sôtatsu
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'Chrysanthemums', two-panel screen attributed to Ogata Korin
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'Flowering Plum and Camellia', six-fold screen by Suzuki Kiitsu, c. 1850s, ink and color on paper, Japanese, Honolulu Academy of Arts
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'Birds and Flowers, pair of six-panel screens by Kano Koi, 17th centory Japan, Honolulu Academy of Arts
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'Rakuchu Rakugai-zu' (Scenes in and around Kyoto), pair of six-fold screens, Japanese early 17th century
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'Three Sisters' by Yamakawa Shūhō (1898-1944), painted screen, 1936, Honolulu Museum of Art 02
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'Scenes of Common Pleasure', detail of one panel from a pair of six-fold screens, ink, color and gold accents on paper, third quarter of 17th century Japan, Honolulu Academy of Arts
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'Genji Monogatari' (Tale of Genji), ink and color on gold paper mounted as a two-panel screen attributed to Tosa Mitsuyoshi
japanese screens in the honolulu museum of artpaintings of the azuchi–momoyama period
'Uma-ya' (Stable), ink, color and gold leaf on paper mounted as six-fold screen, c. 16th century Japan
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