An Edo period Nagasaki School painting of a leaping tiger and waves depicted with ink and light color on paper, in a suitable cloth border featuring the original ivory rollers. It is 25 x 80 inches (64 x 204 cm) and in overall fine condition, fully restored. There are some repairs to the original paper which was worn with the passage of time. The rollers will be changed for export. The Nagasaki school is a term used to describe the various painting styles which drew influence from Chinese and Western painters based at the open port city of Nagasaki throughout the Edo period.
