A Group of Five Japanese Hanging Scrollsincludes five hanging scrolls, the first is a painting of Emperor Jimmu, signed together with artist's seal, ink and colors on silk (SS: 48.75 x 16.5 in.; significant foxing throughout), the second is of a Japanese ambassador, watercolor on paper (SS: 28 x 20.25 in.; foxing to paper, odd mounting), the third is an ink painting of calligraphy, ink on paper (SS: 35 x 13 in.; significant creasing, mount has loss, one roller knob missing), the fourth is a painting of a fisherman by a waterfall with mountain landscape and birds above, signed together with red artist's seal, ink and colors on silk (SS: 44.5 x 16 in.; foxing throughout to silk, knobs), and the fifth is a painting of Genji with little girl under pine trees, colors and ink on silk (SS: 48.5 x 16 in.; discoloration and water spots to top portion of scroll, knobs). Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com