Dimensions: Hanging Scroll Length: approx. 1650mm, Width: approx. 420mm (Scroll: approx. 480mm) Painting Length: approx. 820mm, Width: approx. 320mm Wooden Box Dimensions Length: approx. 490mm, Width: approx. 70mm, Height: approx. 67mm Paper Box Dimensions Length: approx. 495mm, Width: approx. 75mm, Height: approx. 70mm Thank you very much for viewing this item from the many listings on Mercari's website. This appears to be a work by Mori Koga. The mounting was newly done in the latter half of the Heisei era, and the painting seems to have been replaced. The paper of the painting has yellowed, but it is in good condition and is clean. This item was purchased for 300,000 yen previously. Mori Koga (Mori Koga) Born in Owari Nagoya in 1791, he was a painter of the late Edo period who studied the Kano school, Nanga, and Ukiyo-e, and left his name behind. This is believed to be a hanging scroll of "Paper Dolls" by Mori Koga, drawn with gentle colors and delicate brushwork. The painting depicts a pair of standing dolls in a friendly manner, with peach blossoms in the background, heralding the arrival of spring. The purple mounting with gold brocade adds a touch of calmness and splendor. I believe this is a perfect piece for the Doll's Festival season. Please check the photos for details. Photos (1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17)