Hokusai woodblock prints

Atami MOA museum has started exhibition of Hokusai wood block prints "the 36 views of Mt. Fuji".  These were published by Nishimura Eijudo in 1831.  The museum collection has been kept in good condition and original printing color stays clear.  Of the 36 images, "the great wave" and "the red Fuji" were the most popular and we have the same images in our 4-panel screens.  Please see the photos in our Scenary web page. 

Monkey on bamboo horse

We have acquired a monkey painting in hanging scroll.  It is an art piece of  Mori Sosen(1747 - 1821), who was called "master of monkey painting".  It is very rare and good opportunity to get a guranteed real one of his artwork.  Conditions are excellent !



https://www.japanesescreens.net/misc/

New acquisiton

 Two pornographic antique paitings are added in page of Misc.  Each of them are painted in early 19th century.  These were forbidden pictures by the Tokugawa government.   It is very rare and unique in this kind. 

Overseas shipment

Due to outbreak of Covid-19 virus and worldwide health security control, we can't ship our products to overseas by courier service.   Purchase orders can be taken, but the shipping only will take place after the ban is lifted.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

Seasonal Screen - Spring

We have selected an antique screen from our collections for the coming spring season.  It will be matched for a bright and peaceful time in a year.  The price is largely discounted.  See details at :

http://www.japanesescreens.net/monthly_special.html

Charity Screen Sale

We are going to hold a Charity Screen Sale at the Franciscan Chapel Centre in Tokyo from November 24 to 26.  More than 200 new and antique screens and woodblock prints are brought over from Kyoto for sale and viewing.  We also have silent auctions and a drawing for a FREE screen.  Please join us and explore the collections of Japanese traditional artworks.  Admission is free. 




See details at the page,

http://www.japanesescreens.net/FCC2017.html

Summer Sale

Our Summer Sale ended on September 10.   Thank you for your support.  For those of you who bought screens in the sale, we sincerely hope you like and keep it for a long time.  Our next sale is scheduled for end of November at Franciscan Chapel Center in Tokyo.  It wll be a fund raising event for the Chapel.  Details will be announced afterwards.

Summer Sale

Summer Sale  started today ! 




There are 15 collections of screen for sale on internet.   See below site for details.   The sale ends September 10. 




http://www.japanesescreens.net/summersale2017.html

Summer Sale

We are holding summer clearance sale in our website from the last day of August to September 10th.

See our web page, http://www.japanesescreens.net/summersale2017.html

Monthly special in August

We have selected one screen for August's special offer.  It is Samurai on horse back with armour.  See details of the screen.

http://www.japanesescreens.net/monthly_special.html

Monthly special in April

We have selected a screen for monthy special in April.   That is  "Cherry Blossoms at night".  It is a sign of spring arrival and we feel warm days everywhere.  At night, some people go out for dancing/drinking under the trees.   See the screen picture at http://www.japanesescreens.net/monthly_special.html

Suzuki Kiitsu screen exhibition

The Suntory museum in Tokyo has an exhibition of screen paintings by Suzuki Kiitsu in October 2016.  Of the displayed screens, the most unique and great one is "Morning Glory".  It was brought over from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY for the viewing in Tokyo.   It is a pair of tall 6-panel gold leaf screens.  Great works by Suzuki Kiitsu(1796-1858).  It's worth seeing that while you are in Tokyo.

Showroom in Kyoto

We have opened a showroom in Kyoto.   It is located east of city center in a quiate residential area.  There are huge collections of antique and new one, large and small, and many others.  Most of those can be viewed on appointment.   Should you have any particular screen to see, let us know in advance as we have another storage in separate location.  For appointment and further info, please contact below :







Yuki Saito

Japanesescreen.net

office3110@icloud.com

Summer Sale 2016

We had charity screen sale in Tokyo on June 4th & 5th.  It was held at the Franciscan Chapel Center in Roppongi.   We always thank the chapel very much for their kind support.  For the two days show,  our screen master, Osamu Iohara and female art dealer, Mariko Yokoyama came over from Kyoto with their collections of art.  The show and sale was succussful with turn out of 200+ visitors in two days.   Thank you again, our friends and screen lovers.   We hope to see you again.

New custom made screen

We made delivery of a new custom made screen to Canada this summer.   "Pine forest in mist" by Tohaku Hasegawa(1539 - 1610) is the base painting.   Our screen was copy painted by a master artist, Ransetsu.  Gradation of light and dark was perfectly made with black ink.   See the photo .

http://www.japanesescreens.net/Tohaku.html

Summer Sale 2015

Thank you to all of our screen supporters.   This year's charity summer sale finished with great success.  More than 100 people visited our show in two days and many screens/prints were sold than previous years.   The show/sale was supported by Franciscan Chapel Center as their charity fund raising event.  We appreciate your sincere help and kind understanding to that and hope to see you again next year. 




The sale organizer, Japanesescreens.net 

Japanese Screens.Net: Summer Sale 2015

This year's summer sale will be held on June 13/14 at Franciscan Chaple Center in Roppongi.   More than 200 screens + original woodblock prints will be brought over from Kyoto for the sale at incredible discount prices.   A generous portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Chapel.

Showroom in Kyoto

We have opened  a screen showroom in Kyoto.  It is 15 minutes drive by taxi from Kyoto station.  Antiques and new screens are available for viewing.  The space is open on prior apointment only.   Contact trading@japanesescreens.net

Japanese Screens.Net: Screen Prices 2015

Japanese Screens.Net: Screen Prices 2015

We revised all the screen prices based on current exchange rate of US$ to Japanese Yen.    Thanks to the increasing value of US$, we managed to reduce the prices of our screen collections.  It will be a good news in purchasing by US$. 

Screen Exhibition in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has special exhibition of "400 years of Kano School".  That includes screens and painting of 120 pieces.   They show collections of the museum and national treasure of Japan as well.   It is worth visiting that.   The event lasts until May 10.

 http://www.philamuseum.org/exhibitions/812.html?page=2