HOSOKAWA FUJITAKA (1534-1610) AND AN ANOYMOUS PAINTER Japan, early Edo period - 19th ct. u.a. 36,8 x 5,2 cm a) Hosokawa Fujitaka (1534-1610): Tanka poem. Ink on paper tanzaku, mounted as hanging scroll, inscribed wooden box with translation of the poem and a page from a Japanese catalogue with illustration and transcription of the poem, kiwame missing. b) Anonymous painter: A scholar sitting on a pine trunk, ink and a few colours on silk (damaged), sealed Gahô (Hashimoto Gahô, 1835-1908, applied later), mounted as a hanging scroll, wood box From an old German private collection, acquired in Japan between 1960 and 1964 Partly traces of age and slightly damaged, mounted as hanging scrolls