Pair of six-fold screens posters & prints

A pair of Brussels Chinoiserie tapestry-covered six-fold screens, ca 1712 Anonymous

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

Six-fold screen Unknown

Pine Trees (Right of a pair of six-section folding screens) Tohaku Hasegawa

Scenes from the 'Tales of Ise', mid-1600s Unknown

Scenes from the 'Tales of Ise', mid-1600s Unknown

Merry-making under aronia blossoms. Left of a pair of six-section folding screens Kano Isenin Naganobu

Dragon, 1500s Sesson Sh?kei

Roukaku Sansui Zu (Landscape with tower) Right of a pair of six-section folding screens Ike no Taiga

The Four Accomplishments, late 1500s Kano Shoei

Horse Race at the Kamo Shrine, 1615-50 Tosa School

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

Tiger, 1500s Sesson Sh?kei

Arrival of the 'Southern Barbarians', c. 1600 Unknown

Roukaku Sansui Zu (Landscape with tower) Left of a pair of six-section folding screens, c. 1750 Ike no Taiga

Untitled Tosa School

Chrysanthemums by a Stream, late 1700s-early 1800s Ogata Korin (follower of)

Tiger Family, early 1800s Kishi Ganku

Trees. A six-section folding screens, Mid of 17th cen Anonymous

Dragon and Tiger, 1500s Sesson Sh?kei

Tiger Family, early 1800s Kishi Ganku

Scenes from 'Essays in Idleness', late 1700s-early 1800s Matsumura Goshun

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Chrysanthemums by a Stream, late 1700s-early 1800s Ogata Korin (follower of)

One pair of Screens Savonnerie Manufactory

The Four Seasons, 1668 Kano Tan?y?

Wild Geese, late 1500s-early 1600s Kano Sanraku

The Hawks in the Pines Eitoku Kano

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