Created on 2024-02-07

The image shows a two-panel folding screen. The screen features a serene underwater scene with the appearance of depth and light underwater. There is a variety of fish depicted, including a large, prominent fish swimming towards the left and several smaller fish scattered throughout. The right panel includes a group of green aquatic plants at the bottom. The background exhibits a gentle gradient of light, giving the impression of sunlight filtering through water. The screen has a wooden frame, which provides a natural boundary to the artwork. There's an oriental signature stamp in red on one of the panels, indicating the artist's mark.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a Japanese folding screen or byobu depicting an underwater scene. The screen is divided into two panels, each displaying a distinct aquatic environment. On the left panel, there are several fish swimming amidst a greenish-yellow hued underwater setting. The fish appear to be a type of carp or koi. The water has a rippling effect, creating a sense of movement and depth. The right panel showcases a different underwater landscape, with pine trees or similar foliage emerging from the water. Several smaller fish are visible in this section, creating a more serene and tranquil atmosphere. The screen is framed in a wooden structure, adding to the traditional Japanese aesthetic. The overall composition and use of color and brushwork suggest this is a traditional Japanese painting or artwork, possibly from the Edo or Meiji period.