Hanging Scroll: Takehisa Imai, Nishiki-Shu Ontake This item has been stored at home for many years. The purchase date is unknown, and details are unclear. It was in a box, but the storage condition is also unknown. (There are many small stains that do not appear in the photos) Please purchase only if you understand that this is an old item. Returns are not accepted after purchase, so please be aware of this. [Hanging Scroll] Paper: 42.5cm (height) x 50.5cm (width) Total length: 142cm (height) x 63.5cm (width) Roller length: 69cm [Original Box] Height: 7.8cm, Width: 7.6cm, Depth: 72cm ≪Artist's Biography≫ Takehisa Imai (born 1940) Born in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, he is a Japanese painter and studied under Kin Komatsu, a painter and person of cultural merit. His style includes figure paintings, landscapes, and bird-and-flower paintings, and he is an artist who is active in a wide range of areas. He has also released works in a variety of media, including ink paintings and woodblock prints. Chunichi Art Award. Member of the Japan Fine Arts Institute.