Null Three Japanese kakemono scroll paintings, Taisho period 
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Three Japanese kakemono scroll paintings, Taisho period Ink and watercolor on paper. Monochrome depiction of pine trees in front of a mountain landscape and two colored scenes of a sunrise over a schematic landscape staffage as well as a wooded landscape scene with a bridge. Somewhat stained. Each signed and with a seal lower right. Each with surrounding brocade border. One of the scroll bars made of wood, the other two made of plastic. Dimensions 53 x 189 cm, 45 x 193 cm, 52 x 180 cm. Condition: II

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Three Japanese kakemono scroll paintings, Taisho period Ink and watercolor on paper. Monochrome depiction of pine trees in front of a mountain landscape and two colored scenes of a sunrise over a schematic landscape staffage as well as a wooded landscape scene with a bridge. Somewhat stained. Each signed and with a seal lower right. Each with surrounding brocade border. One of the scroll bars made of wood, the other two made of plastic. Dimensions 53 x 189 cm, 45 x 193 cm, 52 x 180 cm. Condition: II

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