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In Manhattan, a 17th century screen attributed to the Kano school dictated a bedroom's design. Given the screen as a starting point by his client, architect Sam Takeuchi built a ledge behind the headboard for its display. A wall panel above holds the upper edge in place.
At Home With Japanese Design: Accents, Structure and Spirit, 1990
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Ogata Körin
Irises
Early 18th century
Francis Bacon
painted screen 1929
Morning Glories, c. 1900, oil and canvas on three wood panels painted by Thomas Wilmer Dewing in a classically ornamented folding screen designed by the architect Stanford White.
Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh
Details from a two-panel screen with The Tale of Genji. Japanese, 17th century. Ink, color, gold and gold leaf on paper. Via Christie’s.
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Le pont d'Uji, 16ème siècle, artiste inconnu.
Ces byōbu-e 屏風絵 (painted screen ; paravent peint) appartiennent à une catégorie de peintures dans le style japonais natif connu sous le nom de meisho-e 名所絵, lit. "images de lieux célèbres".
Ogata Kōrin
Irises (Screen, detail)
Early 18th century ca. 1701-05
