Japanese screen posters & prints

Two-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Unknown

Merry-making under aronia blossoms. Right of a pair of six-section folding screens, 18th century Kano Isenin Naganobu

The Thunder God. Left part of two-fold screens Wind God and Thunder God, Early 18th cen Ogata Korin

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Japanese Screen with Trees and Flowering Plants Anonymous

Two-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Lacquered Japanese Screen with Chinese Text Anonymous

The Wind God. Right part of two-fold screens Wind God and Thunder God, Early 18th cen Ogata Korin

Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen. Detail: Japanese Christians, ca. 1600 Anonymous

Landscape screen, 11th-12th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Maple viewers. A six-section folding screens, 16th century Kano Hideyori

Lacquered Japanese Screen with Chinese Text Anonymous

Summer and autumn flower plants. (Part of the pair of two-fold screens) Sakai Hoitsu

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Namban Screens, First third of 17th cen Kano Sanraku

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

Tiger, depicted on a painted screen. Japan, 17th century Anonymous

Whale. Folding screen, 1797 Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan School Japanese

Musashino, 17th century Anonymous

Two-leafed painted screen. Japan, 17th century Unknown

Six-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Unknown

Japanese screen Genkei-school Nagasaki

Lacquered Japanese Screen with Figures Anonymous

Lacquered Japanese Screen with Figures Anonymous

Cypress Tree (Eight folded screen), 1590 Kano Eitoku

A two leaf Japanese screen on gold paper with maple branches, camellias, hydrangeas, cherry flowers, lilies and other flowers Anonymous

Summer and autumn flower plants. (Part of the pair of two-fold screens) Sakai Hoitsu

Two-fold Screen. Japan, early 18th century Anonymous

The Arrival of the Portuguese in Japan, detail of unloading merchandise School Japanese

Wind-screen and cherry tree Anonymous

Scenes in and around Kyoto, ca 1690 Anonymous