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| Signed: | 85-year-old man Fûyo Rôjin Kyû |
| Sealed: | Kôchû mata gô su Fûyo Rôjin |
| Date: | July 1903 |
| Size: | 199.5 x 32 cms (mounting)
119 x 30 cms (painting)
78 x 13 inch (mounting)
47 x 12 inch (painting) |
| Technique: | sumi on paper |
| Condition: | Chûberi (middle part) of grey&gold silk brocade, top and bottom of beige silk; beige&gold ichimonji and futai. Black lacquer ivory rollers, original titled, signed and sealed wooden box. The inside signed by his son Ueda Kôho.
An important painting in impeccable condition. Originally part of the Kônoike family collection. |
| Price: | SOLD Euro
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| Literature: | In Andon 59 an article about this painting can be found: the bare bones are that Ueda Kôchû made 100 very similar paintings for his patrons after his ascent of Mt Fuji at age 85. The sumi used for these paintings was made with the snow he had scooped from the summit of Mt Fuji. The buyer will get a copy of the article. |
| Signature: |
 See signature |
| Detail: |
See detail |
| Mounting: |
See mounting |
