1938 Print Immortal Producing Storm Ts'ui-hsu Ch'en Nanmu Ashikaga Weather XAC1 Other Advertising with the river running between

with the river running between the village and the Tyrolean Alps

This piece was illustrated by Bartolomeo de' Landi

and Crandall's Treasure Box

Russo-Turkish War

1938 Print Immortal Producing Storm Ts'ui-hsu Ch'en Nanmu Ashikaga Weather XAC1 Other Advertising with the river running betweenThis is an original 1938 halftone print of a Japanese screen titled, "An Immortal Producing a Storm," originally made in the 18th century. The immortal might represent Ch'en Nan mu or Ts'ui hsu who came to a village in the middle of a drought, and descended into a pool to drive off a dragon, which resulted in a great storm. Period Paper is pleased to present a collection of halftone prints featuring Japanese art screens and sliding panels, or fusuma.