This hanging scroll is a beautiful reproduction of serene scene of a mountain village, bringing a sense of peace and tranquility. The painting is done in a colorful and powerful style, compared to the more subdued ink painting. It is suitable for hanging all year round.

Keizan Ito is a Japanese painter who was born in 1873 and died in 1945. He studied under Kiyoteru Kuroda, one of the pioneers of Western-style painting in Japan. He was also influenced by the impressionist and post-impressionist movements in Europe. He specialized in landscape paintings, especially of Mount Fuji and other natural sceneries. He was known for his use of bright colors and bold strokes, creating vivid and dynamic images. He was also a member of the Japan Art Institute, a prestigious organization of Japanese painters¹.

The size of the scroll is 54.5cm wide and 190cm long (1.5 shaku). The painting is mounted on new silk fabric. The scroll ends are made of pottery.

This hanging scroll is a beautiful and elegant work of art that will enhance any room with its charm and grace.

Made in Japan

Shipped directly from Japan