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A Fine and Rare Scroll Painting Depicting the European Hendrik Doeff (1764 - 1837) standing, holding a ‘red lacquer’ walking cane, together with his dog and his young Javanese boy-servant holding a parasol.
Watercolour on Paper, Mounted on a Textile covered Silk Scroll.
Nagasaki School, after Shiba Kókan (1747 - 1818).
Unsigned.
Japan.
Early 19th Century.
PROVENANCE:
Ex Private collection.
Dimensions
190cm long, 66cm wide - 74¾ ins long, 26 ins wide / painted image: 134cm long, 53cm wide - 52¾ ins long, 20¾ ins wideThe BADA Standard
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