Name: Frank
Location: UWS, NY
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This first pic shows a Japanese scroll I bought in Kyoto when I was there four years ago. I have no idea of the artists name, the price was approximately $50. It was my second trip to Japan, and I was determined to bring home a substantial piece of art -- something I did not do duing my first visit. The gentleman in the shop told me it was painted "...before the war." -- and little else.






It looks nicely integrated into the space. I like what looks like a little black border on a sisal rug that echoes nicely the black border on the runner that goes across that cabinet and the border of the watercolor.
Hey, is this the tall handsome rum-and-coke drinking Frank?!?
P(too) -- you've outed me!
I KNEW I'd get into your apartment some day. I'll settle for this way, I suppose. ;)
Very calm, classy, serene, easy on the eye, and something I'd look forward to seeing at the end of every day.
The art's not bad, either. ;)
and ditto Curtis' comments on how the work "talks to" the surroundings, but not in a forced or heavyhanded way.
LOve the scroll, and it is so easy to transport much easier than carrying a flat print back on th airplane.
Like Frank, I also love to bring back art from a trip or vacation, it is a great way to memorialize the trip.
PS The small print looks very special too.
Nice Digs!!!
Your place looks very nice and peaceful. I must be going blind, though; it was very hard to see the second picture.
Glad to be back (although only virtually) to your wonderful flat! best,
r.