Japan Suzume Kakejiku scroll painting 1960s paper and silk water color

Japan Suzume Kakejiku scroll painting 1960s paper and silk water color.

Fine Japanese Kakejiku Susume birds signed by Kazuwo titled Sudachi (first fly), refined  watercolor allegory of new season, young birds among Momijy tree in the moments before the first fly, one bird depicted looking to the viewer crates a very nice balance in the composition. Very nice hand painted water color on silk with fine silk borders. Light wear from usage and time. Immediately usable with protective wood box.

Period: 1960s

Dimensions: Total L 130 W 65 cm, weight 0.950 Kg + wrapping.

Conditions: good, very light marks from time and usage, please see photos

Materials: paper, silk, wood, bone nobs.

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