Haiku Poem & Dancing Man

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• Reference NumberSS-30135
• Title" Haiku Poem & Dancing Man "
• PainterIwaya Sazanami (1870 - 1933)
  Children's literature author & Haiku Poet from the Meiji era to the former part of the Showa era.
  Sazanami was born in Tokyo in 1870 as the third son of Iwaya Ichiroku, famous statesperson and calligrapher.
  After Sazanami had grown up, he entered the Kenyu-Sha and made nursery tales public.
  He also editted a collection of Japanese folk stories.
  He deceased in 1933 at the age of 64.
  Highest Value = about US$ 5,000
• Signature & SealYes
• Part of PaintingSilk, 110 x 35 cm ( 43.3 x 13.8 inches )
• MountingSilk, 199 x 49 cm ( 78.3 x 19 inches )
• Roller End MaterialAntler
• BoxNo Box
• Description There are some spots and folds.
  Although, the condition of this scroll is not bad.
  A Haiku poem and old man performing Japanese traditional dance with Sensu fan are drawn well.
  The Haiku poem means in literal translation that "Matsu tree finally produced flowers with pleasure".
• Price USD 128
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  Signature & Seal
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  Roller End