Japanese Hanging Scroll Kakejiku Kintaro Yamauba Bear Hokusai Reproduction

This is a Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku), a reproduction of a work by Katsushika Hokusai. It features a traditional painting mounted on fabric with roller ends.

The painting depicts the legendary figures of Kintaro (a strong child) and Yamauba (a mountain crone), accompanied by a black bear. Yamauba is portrayed as an elderly woman with white hair holding a wooden staff, while Kintaro is shown playfully wrestling with the bear. The artwork is framed by a patterned brocade mounting.

Overall Height: 168.0 cm / 66.14 in
Overall Width: 43.0 cm / 16.92 in
Painting Height: 88.0 cm / 34.64 in
Painting Width: 30.5 cm / 12.00 in

The scroll is in vintage condition, showing signs of aging. There are visible creases, wrinkles, prominent stains, and discoloration on both the painting and the fabric mounting. The back of the scroll also exhibits noticeable spotting and natural wear.

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