Meiji Hashimoto Shikishi painting Antique Art Tea ceremony A work by Meiji Hashimoto, a Showa-era Japanese painter, member of the Japan Art Academy, and recipient of the Order of Cultural Merit. Framed Shikishi by Meiji Hashimoto, Zodiac Sign: Dog, Recipient of the Order of Cultural Merit [About the Product] This is a [hand-painted] work. It is a shikishi painting and comes with a frame. [About the Artist] Meiji Hashimoto (Hashimoto Meiji) 1904-1991. A Japanese painter of the Showa era. Born August 5, 1904. Studied under Eikyu Matsuoka. From 1940, he was involved in copying the murals of Horyu-ji Temple, and from 1967, he was involved in recreating the lost murals. He was active in exhibitions such as the Nitten. His works include "Mari Chiyo Portrait" and "Utaemon VI". Received the Art Academy Prize in 1955. Became a member of the Art Academy in 1971. Received the Order of Cultural Merit in 1974. Died March 25, 1991, at the age of 86. Born in Shimane Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo School of Fine Arts (now Tokyo University of the Arts). Other works include the screen painting "Cherry Blossoms" in the new Imperial Palace. [About the Condition] The condition is good and generally clean. Please understand that there are some slightly soiled areas. [About the Artwork] The dog, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is depicted on a gold shikishi. Everything shown in the images is included. We ask for your understanding. My grandmother was a tea ceremony master and collected various items to display and use. This item has been displayed for many years. Please check the condition in the images. As this is an old item, there are stains, etc., so please understand this before purchasing. Transactions are strictly no claims, no returns. * Many other items are also listed. #RJSshop You can see the list by tapping the hashtag, so please take a look (* ´ ▽ ` *)ノ 7213