| Accession Nr.: | 1461 |
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| Type: | painting; hanging scroll |
| Artist/Maker: | |
| Date of production: |
1869
Meiji era |
| Place of production: | |
| Acquisition: | collected by Péter Vay |
| Marks: | two red stamps, date |
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| Materials/Techniques: | ink and colours on paper, silk mounting, wooden rolls and wooden roll-ends |
| Dimensions: | height: 177 cm width: 42.6 cm mirror: 128.3 × 31.8 cm |
A mountain stream runs the length of the painting. It is shown plunging as a waterfall in the high mountains at the top of the painting, becoming
a calm stream in the middle of the image. A house on stilts stands in the centre, with utensils for tea making set out on the bank of the stream. Three-line inscription: The picture was painted by Keien in the autumn of the second year of the Meiji period.
a calm stream in the middle of the image. A house on stilts stands in the centre, with utensils for tea making set out on the bank of the stream. Three-line inscription: The picture was painted by Keien in the autumn of the second year of the Meiji period.
