Kanji Phrase drawn in Taisho Era

[ Kanji Phrase ] Drawn in 1920
Reference Number
 SP-70266
Title
" Kanji Phrase " Drawn in 1920
Calligrapher
 Kayasuga Sumiyoshi

Professional Chirographer.
His pseudonym was Keiu.
Signature & Seal
 Yes
Part of Writing
 Japanese Paper, 137 x 33 cm ( 54 x 13 inches )
Mounting
 Silk, 200 x 45.5 cm ( 78.7 x 18 inches )
Roller End Material
 Ebony Wood
Box
 Wood Box
Description

This scroll was drawn in October of 1920 by Kayasuga Sumiyoshi, professional calligrapher.
There are some spots and stains on the drawing part.
Although, the condition of this scroll is not bad.
The Kanji phrase means in summary that " Everybody, even though he is a prince, must examine himself ".
Price
 Sold, Thank you !
Kanji Idiom from Daigaku
Japanese Shodo Calligraphy
Rakkan Signature & Seals of Kayasuga Sumiyoshi (Keiu)
Signature & Stamps
(Rakkan)
Roller End made of Ebony Wood
Roller End
In Kakemono Wooden Box
In Wooden Box
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