A framed Japanese painting, attributed to Kano Tanshin…
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A framed Japanese painting, attributed to Kano Tanshin (1653-1718), depicting two scholars riding horses under a peach tree, ink on silk, signed, one seal of the artist, 38 x 66.3 cm. Provenance: An old private Sydney collection, (1653-1718)

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