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b. 1790 - d. 1838

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  • Maruyama Oshin (1790-1838), A Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 19th century
    Dec. 11, 2024

    Maruyama Oshin (1790-1838), A Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 19th century

    Est: $1,000 - $2,000

    Maruyama Oshin (1790-1838) A Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 19th century Signed to lower left of leftmost panel The painted and gilt rice paper screen in a red lacquered wood frame, each panel joining to depict various byobu screens, within a silk fabric border

    John Moran Auctioneers
  • A PAIR OF SCROLLS "SIX IMMORTAL POETS"
    Nov. 30, 2024

    A PAIR OF SCROLLS "SIX IMMORTAL POETS"

    Est: ¥150,000 - ¥250,000

    left scroll: signed and stamped on the lower left; right scroll: signed and stamped on the lower right On the left scroll: Kisen Hōshi, Ono no Komachi, and Ōtomo no Kuronushi; on the right scroll: Sōjō Henjō, Ariwara no Narihira, and Bunya no Yasuhide with box certified by Oritsu Maruyama

    New Art Est-Ouest Auctions
  • MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838)
    May. 17, 2024

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838)

    Est: £250 - £350

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838) Early 19th Century A Japanese hanging scroll painting, kakejiku, ink and colour on silk, inscribed, signed and sealed, 187cm long, 49cm wide

    Chiswick Auctions
  • MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838)
    Feb. 20, 2024

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838)

    Est: £250 - £500

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838) Early 19th Century A Japanese hanging scroll painting, kakejiku, ink and colour on silk, inscribed, signed and sealed 187cm long, 49cm wide

    Chiswick Auctions
  • MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838): ‘YUREI AND SICKLE’
    Nov. 30, 2023

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838): ‘YUREI AND SICKLE’

    Est: €1,200 - €2,500

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838): ‘YUREI AND SICKLE’ Japan, 19th century. Ink, gouache, and watercolor on paper. Mounted as a hanging scroll, with a silk brocade coated paper frame and lacquered wooden handles. Painted with attention to detail, the ghostly figure has one recessed eye, barely open, and another bulging, bloodshot eye, with its mouth agape showing its rotting teeth above pink gums, bleeding from its neck which is being gored by a sickle. Inscriptions: Artist seal 應震. Provenance: From a British private collection of Japanese paintings, mostly focusing on paintings of Yurei and other bakemono. Condition: Wear, few folds, some creasing, small losses with associated touch-ups. The silk brocade has similar wear, traces of age, small tears, and a few loose threads. Dimensions: Image size 54.5 x 23 cm, Size incl. mounting 101 x 31 cm Maruyama Oshin (1790-1838) was the third headmaster of the Maruyama School. He was the son of Oju, an adopted son of Maruyama Okyo, the school’s founder. Oshin, like his father and grandfather, devoted himself to small-scale paintings. His paintings frequently include Japanese poems or took inspiration from them. His works can be seen today in the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The Maruyama School was founded in the mid-18th century by Maruyama Okyo (1733-1795). Originally founded in Kyoto, the school opened several other locations, including a branch in Osaka. Maruyama Okyo, himself a student of the Kano School, founded the school after gaining popularity from several commissions which were met with great excitement. Today much of the school's work is preserved at Daijo-ji, a temple in Kasumi. Noteworthy pupils include Okyo's son, Maruyama Ozui, Nagasawa Rosetsu, and Matsumura Goshun. Yurei-zu are a genre of Japanese art consisting of painted or woodblock print images of ghosts, demons, and other supernatural beings. They are considered to be a subgenre of fuzokuga (‘pictures of manners and customs’). These types of artworks reached the peak of their popularity in Japan in the mid to late 19th century.

    Galerie Zacke
  • MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838) Crows and the Rising Sun
    May. 19, 2023

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838) Crows and the Rising Sun

    Est: £300 - £400

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790 – 1838) Crows and the Rising Sun Edo period, early 19th Century A Japanese hanging scroll, kakejiku, ink and colour on silk, signed and sealed Oshin 102cm high, 39cm long - PROVENANCE: English Private Collection, acquired from Hiroshi Yanagi at Tokyo Gallery, Kyoto in the 1990s Oshin was the son of Kinoshita Oju (1777 – 1815) and a grandson of Maruyama Ōkyo (1733 – 1795). He received artistic education from all the members of the artistic family including his aunt Maruyama Ozui (1766 – 1829) who later adopted him. Oshin specialised in landscapes and kachoga, the birds and flowers genre, and later in life became the head of the third generation of the Maruyama School.

    Chiswick Auctions
  • MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838) - Red Parrot on Perch
    Sep. 22, 2020

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838) - Red Parrot on Perch

    Est: $3,000 - $4,000

    MARUYAMA OSHIN (1790-1838) Red Parrot on Perch Hanging scroll; ink, color and gold on silk 50 ¾ x 20 1/8 in. (129 x 51 cm.)

    Christie's
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