Fan surface, Five Virtues, Nakae Shōka, Matsusudōjin, Southern School painter, handwritten, original work, fan, calligraphy and painting antique, Chinese poetry, literati

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Length from end to end: approx. cm

[Nakae Shoka]
1748-1816. A seal engraver from the mid-to-late Edo period.
Born in 1748. A native of Omi (Shiga Prefecture) (according to one theory, Kyoto). Originally a monk of the Obaku Zen sect. He was skilled in the five arts: literati painting, poetry, calligraphy, koto (Japanese harp), and seal engraving, and was known as Gotekijin. Died on May 13, 1816, at the age of 69. His real name was Tocho. His courtesy names were Choko and Shishuku. His other pseudonyms included Kateidojin and Kanunshi. His works include Seiseikansou and Toshichokogaiden.
Source: Kodansha
Quoted from the Digital Nihon Jinmei Daijiten+Plus

Condition:
There are signs of damage, yellowing, and dirt.

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