Jurojin Deity painted by Tosa Mitsuzane

Reference Number	SS-30113
Title	" Jurojin God " Painted by Tosa Mitsuzane
Painter	Tosa Mitsuzane (1780 - 1852)
	Tosa school master painter at the latter part of the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Mitsuzane was born in 1780 as the eldest son of Tosa Mitsusada. He followed in his father's footsteps and became an official painter of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. He produced many paintings of room partitions of the palace with his father. Highest Value = about US$21 thousand
Signature & Seal	Yes
Part of Painting	Silk, 94 x 33 cm ( 37 x 13 inches )
Mounting	Silk, 180 x 44.5 cm ( 71 x 17.5 inches )
Roller End Material	Antler
Box	Wood Box
Description	This scroll has been re-mounted. There are several holes on the painting part, however, those are not so noticeable. As a whole, the condition of this scroll is not bad. The motif is the Jurojin God, one of the Seven Deities of Good Fortune. The Jurojin God has always a macrobian deer in tow. He also holds a treasure ball. Please note that this scroll is not authenticated by any appraiser.
Price	Sold, Thank you !

Roller End

In Wooden Box