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Lot Essay
Kazan lived and worked in Kyoto. He studied under Hijikata Torei and Ganku, then turned to Matsumura Goshun and the Shijo school.
This type of low, two-leaf folding screen is also referred to as Furosaki byobu which are used as partitions in a tea-ceremony room and also serve a decorative function with their delicately decorated panels.
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Condition report
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As can be typical of this type of folding screen, there are some light surface marks and minute losses to the paper, including an area just to the right of the signature and some minor marks near the centrefold, but overall the screen is in good condition for its age and use. There is some minor old wear to the brocade mount and the hinges, backing papers and wood frame are in good condition.
The condition of lots sold can vary widely due to factors such as age, previous damage, restoration, repair, and wear and tear. The nature of the lots sold means that they will rarely be in perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.