SUZUKI HYAKUNEN (1825-90), TAKI TOZAN (DATES UNKNOWN) FUNAYAMA MICHIZANE (DATES UNKNOWN) SEISETSU (DATES UNKNOWN), AND OTHERS EDO AND MEIJI, 19TH CENTURY A Japanese kakemono (hanging scroll painting), ink and colour on paper, depicting a bird in flight above pines, signed Shiko and sealed Hyakunen, with tomobako wood box, 107cm x 28cm; another kakemono depicting a kingfisher and a heron under large lotus flowers, inscribed `After the shower, a fresh breeze; the fragrance of lotus flowers is carried for a long distance; painted on a day in winter in the year of Mizunoto-tora`, signed Seisetsu shi ga, 130cm x 30cm; another bird and flower painting signed Tozan Taki sei and with two seals for Taki shi gain and Tozan, inscribed `Painted in the early third month of the year of Mizunoto-u`; and a fourth painting with pine tree and chrysanthemum, signed Funayama rosho (Old Man Funayama) and inscribed `These are pine, chrysanthemum and oak, painted in the second month of the year of Kinoto-u`. (5) Provenance: from the collection of Dr Oliver Impey (1936-2005), and Dr Jane (Mellanby) Impey (1938-2021), of Cumnor Place, Oxford. According to Oliver Impey`s archive, the Hyakunen painting was bought from Kegan Paul in February 1967, and was previously in the collection of American collector Dr Richard Lane (1926-2002).