| Artist | Unidentified/unread |
| Title | "Leaping Carp" (given name) |
| Date | Late-Meiji period, ca1890/1910. |
| Image Size | Painting size: 16 1/2 x 49 3/4. |
| Technique | Painting itself is colored inks on silk. |
| Mounting Size | Entire "kakejiku" (hanging scroll) is 22 1/8 x 84 1/2 overall. |
| Mounting Details | Tanish silk (artwork) mounted on tan silk; wide silk "ichimonji" brocade top/bottom and sides; gold silk brocade hanging "futai" at top; IVORY end-pieced bottom roller. |
| Condition | Very Good++. Faint spots, slight stain lower image. Overall light wear and minor flaws. Some curling, typical of scroll mounts. |
| Comments | A very attractive painting of an air-born carp, leaping high out of the water--nicely mounted as a hanging scroll. A unique, true one-of-a-kind artwork. Stored inside Japanese hand-made wooden box (not original). |
| Item # | CG-898 |
| Price | $750 (Reserved/DB) |