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Home > Auction >  Special Sale Fine Asian Art - Salzburg >  Lot.867 KANÔ MOTONOBU (Japan, 1476-1559), a fan depicting six playing children. Ink, strong colours and gold on paper. Sealed: Kanô Motonobu - Kanô Mtonobu was the son of the founder of the Kanô School, Kanô Masanobu. During his life he obtained several honorary degrees such as Ôi no suke and Echizen no kami as well as the title Hôgen. Besides for the Imperial court, he also painted by order of the arictocracy as well as wealthy families. One record in a document proves that he also painted fans such as this one with the playing kids. This documents mentions his name together with the famous fan maker, Hasuike Hideaki in Tôfuku - Traces of age, rest., mounted as hanging scroll with ivory scroll ends
  • KANÔ MOTONOBU (Japan, 1476-1559), a fan depicting six playing children. Ink, strong colours and gold on paper. Sealed: Kanô Motonobu - Kanô Mtonobu was the son of the founder of the Kanô School, Kanô Masanobu. During his life he obtained several honorary degrees such as Ôi no suke and Echizen no kami as well as the title Hôgen. Besides for the Imperial court, he also painted by order of the arictocracy as well as wealthy families. One record in a document proves that he also painted fans such as this one with the playing kids. This documents mentions his name together with the famous fan maker, Hasuike Hideaki in Tôfuku - Traces of age, rest., mounted as hanging scroll with ivory scroll ends

LOT 867 KANÔ MOTONOBU (Japan, 1476-1559), a fan depicting six playing children. Ink, strong colours and gold on paper. Sealed: Kanô Motonobu - Kanô Mtonobu was the son of the founder of the Kanô School, Kanô Masanobu. During his life he obtained several honorary degrees such as Ôi no suke and Echizen no kami as well as the title Hôgen. Besides for the Imperial court, he also painted by order of the arictocracy as well as wealthy families. One record in a document proves that he also painted fans such as this one with the playing kids. This documents mentions his name together with the famous fan maker, Hasuike Hideaki in Tôfuku - Traces of age, rest., mounted as hanging scroll with ivory scroll ends

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33,5 x 54,5 cm

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(German only)Kanô Motonobu, war der Sohn des Künstlers, Kanô Masanobu, Begründer der Kanô-Schule. Er erhielt die Ehrentitel Oi no suke und Echizen no kami und wurde in den späteren Jahren mit dem Titel Hogen ausgezeichnet. Er arbeitete im Auftrag der kaiserlichen Familie und gestaltete, nebst Auftragsarbeiten von reichen Familien und der Aristokratie, Stellschirme und Tempeltüren. Ein Dokument belegt, dass er auch Fächer gestaltete, sowie diesen mit den spielenden Kindern, in dem er neben dem prominenten Fächerhersteller Hasuike Hideaki in Tôfuku-ji genannt wird - Altersspuren, rest., als Hängerolle montiert mit Knäufen aus Elfenbein

Special Sale Fine Asian Art - Salzburg
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