Lot 250: Five scroll paintings including one by Maruyama Ozui (1766-1829) The Edward Wrangham Collection of Japanese Art

Late 18th to late 19th century Kakejiku, comprising one by Ozui, in ink and colour on silk, depicting two wild geese in flight above flowering fuyo (cotton rosemallow), signed Ozui with seal Ozui, with unassociated wood storage box; the second by Komai Genki, in ink and slight colour on silk, depicting a grey carp swimming in rippling water, signed Genki with seal Genki no in, with wood storage box; the third by Hasegawa Gyokuho, in ink and slight colour on silk, depicting a trailing flowering wisteria branch with a seven-line poem above, signed Gyokuho with two seals Gyoku and Ho; the fourth after Tan'yu, in ink on silk, depicting a boy leading ox along a stream, inscribed Tan'yusai with seal Tan'yusai; the fifth, in ink and slight colour on silk, depicting seven thrushes perched on a tree, signed Han Rankei sha with three seals. The smallest 26cm x 35.7cm (10¼in x 14 1/16in), the largest 114cm x 55.5cm (44 7/8in x 21 7/8in). (7).

26cm x 35.7cm

: the first from the Michael Tomkinson collection, no.138, purchased at Glendining and Co., London, 1965. Wrangham collection, no.451.

掛軸　五幅　（雁図、鯉図、藤図、子供と雄牛図、鶇図）　18世紀後期-19世紀後期