|  | Japanese Hawk targeting Sparrow
| ![[ Japanese Hawk targeting Sparrow ]](/images/now_loading.png) | 
| Reference Number | SS-50164 |  
| Title | " Japanese Hawk targeting Sparrow " |  
| Painter | Beppu Tanpu (1875 -?) |  
            |  | Tanpu was born in Fukagawa district of Tokyo in the 8th year of the Meiji
            era (1875).His real given name was Hakuryo.
 Tanpu is a pseudonym.
 He studied Japanese painting of the Yosai style under Matsumoto Fuko.
 Tanpu was good at painting flowers & birds, and also historical figures.
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| Signature & Seal | Yes |  
| Part of Painting | Silk, 114 x 35.5 cm ( 45 x 14 inches ) |  
| Mounting | Silk, 192 x 47.5 cm ( 75.6 x 18.7 inches ) |  
| Roller End Material | Antler |  
| Box | No Box |  
| Description | There are some spots, stains and folds.As a whole, the condition of this scroll is not so bad.
 A Taka bird (Japanese Hawk) is targeting a Suzume bird (Sparrow) from a
            shaft of Matsu tree.
 The scroll looks nice.
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| Price | Sold, Thank you ! |  |  
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        |  Signature & Seal
 (Rakkan)
  Roller End
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