PTA43 - Two panel with fish 16th-17th Century Rinpa School Two-Panel Screen

This beautiful two-panel screen is a classic example of the Rinpa school of Japanese art. The school was founded in the 17th century by Hon'ami Kōetsu and Tawaraya Sōtatsu, and it is known for its use of bold colors, intricate patterns, and idealized images of nature. This screen depicts flowers on the bank of a river with a fish. The flowers are rendered in exquisite detail, and the fish is swimming gracefully through the water. The overall effect is one of beauty and tranquility. The screen is made of paper, and it is hand-painted with mineral pigments. The pigments have faded slightly over time, but the overall beauty of the screen remains. This screen is a unique and valuable addition to any home or office. It is sure to be a conversation piece and a treasured addition to any collection.