Markings on Design
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![](fan-design-sample-print-two-birds-in-tree/After Seiho Fan design two bir-726f189bbd1c0af.jpg)
![](fan-design-sample-print-two-birds-in-tree/Anonymous Fan design two bird-99b64b90be6e9534.jpg)
appearing on verso
奥村 Okumura? or Muraoku?
Dimensions H x (W) x L: 8 5/8 x (5 3/4) x 18 7/8 in. [21.9 x (14.6) x 47.9 cm]
The design for this fan print was "borrowed" from the below pair of six panel screens created by the artist Takeuchi Seihō (1864-1942) around 1904 titled Willow Trees on the Frosty Riverside.
![](fan-design-sample-print-two-birds-in-tree/After Seiho Fan design two bir-726f189bbd1c0af.jpg)
Willow Trees on the Frosty Riverside, c. 1904 [also seen titled as "Bleak and Lonely"]
color on silk/a pair of six-panel folding screens, 167.5×372.0 each cm
J00140 The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto