• Vue entière d’un kakemono japonais peint sur soie, paysage sansui ga avec cascade, montagnes brumeuses et montage textile bleu grisé.
  • Partie haute du rouleau peint japonais montrant montagnes escarpées, conifères, brume et cascade à l’encre.
  • Peinture de paysage sansui-ga sur soie, avec une cascade entre les montagnes et des arbres au bord de l’eau.
  • Peinture de paysage sansui-ga sur soie, avec une cascade entre les montagnes et des arbres au bord de l’eau.
  • Exemple de mise en scène d’un kakejiku japonais peint sur soie, suspendu dans un salon contemporain de style japandi.
  • Gros plan de la calligraphie verticale, de la signature 正叔 et de son sceau rouge sur la peinture sur soie.
  • Détail du paysage peint sur soie : arbres, rochers sombres et rivière tranquille à l’encre et aux lavis légers.
  • Gros plan d’arbres stylisés aux feuillages noirs, peints à l’encre sur soie dans l’esprit du suibokuga.
  • Détail d’une pente rocheuse couverte de conifères, peinte en nuances de gris dans ce paysage sansui-ga.
  • Partie inférieure du kakemono japonais : tissu bleu grisé à fleurs, bordure ivoire et barre de rouleau sombre.
  • Détail du montage textile hyōsō du kakejiku : tissu bleu grisé aux petits motifs de sakura ton sur ton.
  • Gros plan de la bordure textile ivoire à décor floral damassé qui encadre la peinture japonaise sur soie.
  • Partie supérieure du kakejiku avec tissu bleu grisé à motifs floraux, bordure ivoire et cordon de suspension.
  • Gros plan d’un jikusaki en bois sombre et du tissu floral bleu grisé à l’extrémité du rouleau japonais.
  • Autre angle sur l’embout en bois sombre du kakemono, à la jonction avec le montage textile bleu fleuri.
  • Vue du verso du rouleau suspendu japonais, avec doublure claire, cordon de suspension et barre en bois.
  • Rouleau japonais rangé dans sa boîte en carton avec couvercle vert pâle, cordon bordeaux et embouts en bois.
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Antique Japanese kakejiku scroll 掛軸 – Water sources in the heart of the mountains 渓山流泉図 painting on silk – Shōwa period – Signed 正叔

Antique Japanese kakejiku scroll 掛軸 – Water sources in the heart of the mountains 渓山流泉図 painting on silk – Shōwa period – Signed 正叔

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    Features

    Style: sansui-ga 山水画 mountain and water landscape
    Subject:     A mountain stream flowing through the mountains, Keizan Ryūsen-zu 渓山流泉図
    Technique: ink and light colors on silk, kenpon tansai 絹本淡彩
    Support: painted silk
    Work: nikuhitsu 肉筆, hand-painted, not printed
    Artist: signature 正叔, handwritten
    Seal: red seal 正叔
    Estimated period: Japan, 20th century, 1928 or 1988 possible
    Mounting: hyōsō 表装 traditional floral silk
    End caps: jikusaki 軸先 wood
    Painted area (honshi) format: vertical composition
    Dimensions: 182 cm × 51 cm (width without end caps)

    Description

    Magnificent hand-painted Japanese kakejiku/kakemono on silk, signed 正叔, in the tradition of Japanese and Chinese landscape painting.

    Titled Keizan Ryūsen-zu 渓山流泉図, the work depicts a waterfall cascading between mountains. Pines cling to the rocky ridges, while distant peaks emerge from the mist. In the foreground, trees and rocks border a peaceful stretch of water. This scene belongs to the world of sansui-ga 山水画, the traditional painting of "mountains and water".

    Executed on silk, the painting combines grey and black washes with subtle touches of color. It bears the signature 正叔 and a red seal of the same name, which evoke Zhengshu, the name of the famous 17th-century Chinese painter Yun Shouping. A tribute to this master is possible in the style and signature.

    The inscription reads 戊辰初夏, "early summer of the year of the Earth Dragon": 1928 or 1988 are the two most plausible dates. The hyōsō 表装 mounting is in blue-grey silk with small sakura cherry blossoms and ivory floral patterns. The dark wood jikusaki 軸先 end caps and the cardboard storage box complete the set.

    Condition

    Overall very good vintage condition.

    The painting and ink are in perfect condition. The silk has a light beige patina. There are small areas of foxing, but they are discreet, and there are no significant signs of foxing or moisture. The silk mounting is in good condition. There are some ripples and light fold marks. The wooden end caps are also in good condition. The reverse shows some old traces. No accidents or losses are to report. 

    🦝 We love

    We love this sansui-ga style landscape, it transports us right into the middle of the Japanese mountains with these rocky peaks covered in clinging pines! The different shades of ink stand out beautifully on the painted silk. The blue-grey mounting with the sakura is very pretty and easy to incorporate into modern decor. With its 182 cm height, this kakejiku/kakemono is sure to catch the eye! A very beautiful piece for lovers of Japanese art and hand-painted landscapes.

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    What is a kakejiku?

    The kakejiku 掛軸, also known as kakemono, is a Japanese hanging scroll intended for vertical display. It may feature a painting, calligraphy, or sometimes both.

    Traditionally, the kakejiku is displayed in the tokonoma 床の間, the decorative alcove found in Japanese homes. It is chosen according to the season, occasion, or the atmosphere one wishes to create.

    The central work (honshi本紙i) is surrounded by carefully selected fabrics, creating a harmonious visual balance: the mounting (hyōsō 表装) does not merely serve as a frame; it is an integral part of the artwork.

    Both a decorative and cultural object, the kakejiku is designed to be changed regularly, adding a poetic and evolving touch to the space.

    A KOGEDO certificate of authenticity can be provided upon request after purchase.

    By shopping at KOGEDO, you help preserve traditional Japanese craftsmanship and culture.

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