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I agree with Piers and Jean both, the style reminds me of Hikone Soten and the motif on the right could be Benkei and Yoshitsune which you might infer from the naginata held by the warrior on the fuchi (which Benkei is frequently depicted with). As for the motif of the piece on the left, I'm not sure, but maybe some sort of court scene is being depicted given the formal headwear and the seiza position on the fuchi? Alternatively, this could be a depiction of Noh theatre actors re-enacting a court scene as well?

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12 hours ago, Jake6500 said:

I agree with Piers and Jean both, the style reminds me of Hikone Soten and the motif on the right could be Benkei and Yoshitsune which you might infer from the naginata held by the warrior on the fuchi (which Benkei is frequently depicted with). As for the motif of the piece on the left, I'm not sure, but maybe some sort of court scene is being depicted given the formal headwear and the seiza position on the fuchi? Alternatively, this could be a depiction of Noh theatre actors re-enacting a court scene as well?

On the left fuchi there is a second person raeding...

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And a view on the face of fuchi 2:

 

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And following soon: one of the fuchi is mumei, the other one (gi?)mei... 🤔

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2 minutes ago, Yves55 said:

...and the other one, but which is which... 🤔

 

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藻柄子 入道 宗典 製 (Mogarishi Nyūdō Sōten sei)

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14 hours ago, Yves55 said:

...and the other one, but which is which... 🤔

 

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I don't know what happened to this picture but you have to click on it to view the (gi?)mei 🤷🏻‍♂️

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These are low-quality works of the mass segment. In the style of Soten, yes, but this is not even close to the work of the Soten school itself. The signature was made by a man who is just beginning to master a chisel.

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