Mochizuki Seiho-望月青鳳（1866-？）一 Sparrows In The Snow -すずめと雪 Office or have the back reupholstered

or have the back reupholstered

These artists are world-renowned for their Kacho-ga

Furniture and cabinetry details

almost sculptural — as if the chair had been carved from an idea rather than assembled from parts

The tambour in the middle takes a bit effort to open as it turn 180 degrees and goes on the other side of the desk

Mochizuki Seiho-望月青鳳（1866-？）一 Sparrows In The Snow -すずめと雪 Office or have the back reupholsteredMochizuki san was the adopted son of the great Mochizuki Kinpo, who was highly regarded, trained by Shijo School masters, and whose pieces were purchased multiple times by the Imperial Household. They both spent many years in Hokkaido (northern Japan) and were able to regularly study and compose pieces depicting heavy snowfalls, which did not occur in their other city of residence, Tokyo, where they achieved most of their success. Japanese