Chikanobu "Chiyoda Castle" Triptych Folding Screen
This Chikanobu "Chiyoda Castle" Triptych Folding Screen is a magnificent example of Japanese woodblock print artistry by the renowned artist Toyohara Chikanobu. Titled "Visit at the Crane Hunt," this mounted triptych is part of the series "Official Ceremonies Chiyoda Palace," presumably produced circa 1897/1898. The screen captures an elegant and detailed depiction of a ceremonial crane hunt at the Chiyoda Palace, reflecting the refined culture and traditions of the Japanese imperial court.
Each panel of the triptych showcases Chikanobu's masterful use of color and intricate detailing, bringing to life the grandeur and sophistication of the scene. The figures are depicted in elaborate costumes, with careful attention to the flowing lines and textures, while the background features a beautifully rendered landscape that enhances the overall composition.
This folding screen not only serves as a stunning decorative piece but also as a historical artifact that offers a glimpse into the ceremonial life of Japan's Meiji period. The craftsmanship and artistic quality of Chikanobu's work make this triptych a valuable addition to any collection of Japanese art or an elegant focal point in a sophisticated interior setting.
This Chikanobu "Chiyoda Castle" Triptych Folding Screen is a magnificent example of Japanese woodblock print artistry by the renowned artist Toyohara Chikanobu. Titled "Visit at the Crane Hunt," this mounted triptych is part of the series "Official Ceremonies Chiyoda Palace," presumably produced circa 1897/1898. The screen captures an elegant and detailed depiction of a ceremonial crane hunt at the Chiyoda Palace, reflecting the refined culture and traditions of the Japanese imperial court.
Each panel of the triptych showcases Chikanobu's masterful use of color and intricate detailing, bringing to life the grandeur and sophistication of the scene. The figures are depicted in elaborate costumes, with careful attention to the flowing lines and textures, while the background features a beautifully rendered landscape that enhances the overall composition.
This folding screen not only serves as a stunning decorative piece but also as a historical artifact that offers a glimpse into the ceremonial life of Japan's Meiji period. The craftsmanship and artistic quality of Chikanobu's work make this triptych a valuable addition to any collection of Japanese art or an elegant focal point in a sophisticated interior setting.
This Chikanobu "Chiyoda Castle" Triptych Folding Screen is a magnificent example of Japanese woodblock print artistry by the renowned artist Toyohara Chikanobu. Titled "Visit at the Crane Hunt," this mounted triptych is part of the series "Official Ceremonies Chiyoda Palace," presumably produced circa 1897/1898. The screen captures an elegant and detailed depiction of a ceremonial crane hunt at the Chiyoda Palace, reflecting the refined culture and traditions of the Japanese imperial court.
Each panel of the triptych showcases Chikanobu's masterful use of color and intricate detailing, bringing to life the grandeur and sophistication of the scene. The figures are depicted in elaborate costumes, with careful attention to the flowing lines and textures, while the background features a beautifully rendered landscape that enhances the overall composition.
This folding screen not only serves as a stunning decorative piece but also as a historical artifact that offers a glimpse into the ceremonial life of Japan's Meiji period. The craftsmanship and artistic quality of Chikanobu's work make this triptych a valuable addition to any collection of Japanese art or an elegant focal point in a sophisticated interior setting.
Category: Japanese Woodblock
Country of Origin: Japan
Maker: Toyohara Chikanobu
Markings: Chiyoda no Omote-tai
In House Collection: 1 of 1
Condition: VG
Condition Additional Notes: There is a hole in the first panel
Material: Framed woodblock
Age: Presumably 1897/1898
Language: Japanese
Size: The screen measures 18.5"x33.5" when fully opened
