Byobu japanese screen

C.1970 Hand painted Japanese folding screens with oxcart, 4 panels, beautiful reproductions of oriental paintings on ar

Sakura byobu (japanese folding screen)

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Detail. Wheat, Poppies, and Bamboo. Japanese folding screen. Kano Shigenobu, Japanese (active c. 1620–1630). Seventeenth century. Kimbell Art Museum.

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Introduced from China, Japanese byobu screens developed on independently. Unique byobu can be found in many museums throughout Japan.

Detail. A pair of Japanese folding screens painted in ink and color on a gold ground with a sakura (cherry) tree in full blossom amongst rocks and clouds over of a flowing river on each screen. 18th century. Edo period.