AFTER MARUYAMA ÔKYO (1733–1795) A circular painting in ink and colours on silk, of the Tôbijinga style, ‘paintings of beautiful Chinese women’, depicting a young woman in a three-quarter view, shown from the waist up, leaning against a tall red stool on which two small incense burners are placed, evoking the ‘incense ceremony’. Two apocryphal red seals on the right: Ôkyo no in and Chûsen. Mounted as a kakejiku. (Minor creases, tear at the lower rod). Japan, 19th century. AFTER MARUYAMA ÔKYO, ROUND KAKEJIKU PAINTING, INK AND COLOURS ON SILK, JAPAN, 19TH CENTURY. DIAM. 57 CM (22 7/16 IN.)