I am offering this for sale, hoping it will appeal to someone who enjoys calligraphy (Chinese poetry). "三官国濶壮吟懐与我逍 色有寶釵野入大仙山庵 襄雲来雲去四時佳 三官国題望 六橋漁者" *Please forgive any errors in the reading. The box front reads "三官国七絶帋本條幅" and the box back reads "六橋漁者并題画," and it comes with a matching box. Paper, wooden axis. There are no noticeable stains or folds, and it is in excellent condition. A red seal is stamped under the signature "六橋漁者." Length: 175.5 cm, Width (including mounting): 68 cm 【References】 Dai Nihon Shoga Meika Daikan (Great Japan Calligraphy and Painting Famous Artists' Grand View) - Daiichi Shobo Bijutsuka Meikan (Directory of Artists) - Bijutsu Club ▢ Sugitani Rokkyo (1865-1944) Calligraphy, painting. The third son of Count Masanawa Yamashina, who was of the Senior Second Rank, born in Kyoto. His given names were Kotanaga, Shikyu, and he used the art names Rokkyo, etc. At the age of 3, he entered Kofuku-ji Temple in Nara and became a priest, but he returned to secular life at the age of 4 and took the name Sugitani from the age of 5. He was awarded the title of Baron at the age of 20, and from the age of 26, he served as a member of the House of Peers for over 30 years. He studied Chinese studies under Ryuso Kitamura and Senzan Kusaba, poetry under Soko Hayashi and Kogan Kanda, and painting under Shunto Shigeharu. He studied calligraphy under Rozan Toyama, Ryuso Kitamura, and Takusai Kobayashi, while also admiring Kanna Suo, and was skilled in elegant gyosho (semi-cursive script). He is known as one of the leading literary figures among the peerage. #Why not have your own tea utensils? #Chawan-ya Shokudo #Tea Utensils #Hanging Scroll #Calligraphy #House of Peers Member #Tea Ceremony #Waiting Room #Japanese Painting #O-jiku (Hanging Scroll) #Tokonoma (Alcove) #Painter #Calligrapher #Seven-Character Quatrain #Sugitani Rokkyo #Peerage #China #Baron #Interior #Stylish #Tea Ceremony #Painting #Chinese Poetry #Poetry #Literary Figure #Antique Art #Chinese Art #Osaka #Kyoto #Japanese #Elegant #Antique Art #Tea Ceremony #Tea Room