Pr. Japanese Folding Screens, "One Hundred Boys"

Pair of Japanese Folding Screens, "One Hundred Boys" Japanese, Kano School, possibly Edo period. Two six-panel folding screens (byobu) representing the "One Hundred Boys" theme with a large group of young Chinese boys engaged in various games and activities (karako) in a large courtyard, representing the hope for a large and prosperous family, ink, watercolor, gold paint, and gold leaf on paper, bordered by patterned silk fabric, apparently unsigned. Approximate dimensions: Open (each): 69 x 25 in. (175.3 x 63.5 cm.);

Estimate:$800

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