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• Lot n° 215 Japan, Meiji period, c. 1880 137 x 52 cm R. A lady tying an obi, next to a folding screen of which only the brocade border featuring floral medallions and aoi vines is visible, and to the left a wooden naga-hibachi with a slightly, a partially filled iron kettle and yellow metal chopsticks. Signed Nakayama Toshitsugu sha 中山年次寫; seal: Ichiōsai Toshitsugu 一櫻斎年次. Ink and colours on silk, framed. Private collection, Europe Nakayama Toshitsugu was a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. He lived in Yokohama and painted Japanese scenes in the Western style for foreigners, as well as portraits of foreigners in Japanese costume - Signs of age, minor restorations