A pair of Japanese silk paintings, unknown artist. Meiji period.
A pair of Japanese silk paintings, unknown artist. Meiji period.
Depicting a woman with a child and a man with katana, respectively. Each measuring 62 x 31 cm.
Minor color loss and stains, crazing. Not examined out of frame.
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Private collection.
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