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A PAIR OF KAKEMONO BY MARUYAMA OZUI (1766–1829) Japan, 1799, 105.5 × 36 cm. Ink and colours on silk. Two scrolls: one depicts a cockerel, a hen and a chick, the other shows pheasant's eye (adonis) sprouting from the earth at sunrise. Signed and sealed: Ôzui; one bears a cyclical date: in early spring of 1799 (Kansei tsuchinoto hitsuji). With inscriebed wooden box. Compare: A painting with a very similar chicken motif, held in the British Museum in London, inv. no. 1881,1210,0.2261.
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