Late Edo Floor Screen (c.1850)
144" x 67.5"
Originally sold by Maiden Name of Brooklyn, NY. They have 0 product listings from the past six months.
Indexed June 30, 2025 · Source
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The Late Edo period (1603-1868) represents a significant era in Japanese art, characterized by artistic innovation and unique design elements that blend functionality with beauty.
Products from this time, particularly screen art, often reflect the cultural and social dynamics of Japan during the Edo period, providing insights into historical lifestyles and aesthetic preferences.
Items crafted during the late Edo period may represent local craftsmanship and traditional techniques, showcasing the skill of artisans in Japan's rich cultural history.
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