"Genmyō" Japanese calligraphy's Kanji Original writing Framed

Meaning of the "Gemmyo" Kanji

The profoundness (=gem) and excellence (=myo) of a reason or skill.

The calligraphy was produced in the Meiji period around 1900

The paper was probably framed around the 1970s.

Condition

The paper is Japanese paper and is handwritten. Not printed.

There are two seals next to the letters of the calligrapher (Yamazaki), but the red color has disappeared with time. The red color has disappeared with time.

Natural wood framing, acrylic panel on front.

Picture frame size W25"/63.5cm  H13"/33cm  D1"/2.5cm

Work Size 17.3"x8.7"/44x22cm

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