Two-panel Japanese floor screen with ink and color painting on brown paper, mounted to black lacquer framed screen panels, depicting kai-oke game pieces, including a cylindrical black lacquered game piece holder and paint decorated bi-valve shells which are scattered across the painting. The first or right panel has two painted gold and white adjacent rectangular panels at the top left corner of the screen, is calligraphy signed and has two artist seal stamps in the lower right corner. Each screen panel has two lacquer divided sections, with the lower paper sections painted in brown and gold style, emulating textured paper. The screen is paper backed. DOA of each panel, 63 in x 29.75 in.

From the Collection of Joseph Casole Bampton & Isabel Bampton, Proprietors of The Incurable Collector, Richmond, VA

There are tears in the right screen panel painting, and staining throughout; lacquer loss to the frame; frame hinges are missing; tears to the paper backing.

$200 - 400