Hawk and Mount Fuji - with box - Signed 'Tsubenobu hitsu' 常信筆 and sealed Tsunenobu 常信 - Mid 19th - After Kano Tsunenobu 狩野常信 (1636-1713) - Japan - Meiji periode (1868-1912)

"Hawk and Mt. Fuji"
With wooden storage box (tomobako) .
The box is made of Paulownia (Kiri) wood.
This protects the scroll from wear and moisture.

The scroll: Beautiful old brocade mounting.
Primary Material : Paper
Technique : Handpainted
Roller Ends : Bone
W71 x H129 cm including roller ends
Weight: 480g
Good antique condition with no wrinkles or folds in
the painting (this can be clearly seen on picture 9), minor paint loss, age related wear.

The hawk is a solar animal which makes it kin to all the attributes summed up by fire and sun. Attributes such as brilliance, clarity, energy, and unification.
We derive the essence of power, energy and intensity just by visually appreciating the hawk.
The hawk is a message for us to keep our eyes (both physical & spiritual) keen on the areas that most require our attention. Specifically, the hawk beckons us to guide our focus on the areas that are out of balance in our lives. Recognition is the first step to solution.



Information/provenance, regarding the colors of the pictures, shipping info, info on Asian antiques, about the seller: see pictures: 18,19
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