Japanese hanging scroll depicting a painted image of a blue morning glory plant on left half of painting and a pink begonia plant on right portion; both flowers are flanked by leaves and foliage; red calligraphy stamp located on right half of painting to the side of begonia; panting is lined on top and bottom with mauve bands of fabric with gold woven ornamental floral shapes; central band of fabric on mount is a periwinkle blue color with subtle embroidered floral design in the same blue color; top and bottom of scroll has peach silk band of fabric; two strips of fabric in the same mauve color with gold floral embroidery hang vertically from the top rod of scroll

Begonia and Morning Glory, 1834

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Title
Begonia and Morning Glory
Artist Life
1779 - 1846
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2016.50.1
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Japanese hanging scroll depicting a painted image of a blue morning glory plant on left half of painting and a pink begonia plant on right portion; both flowers are flanked by leaves and foliage; red calligraphy stamp located on right half of painting to the side of begonia; panting is lined on top and bottom with mauve bands of fabric with gold woven ornamental floral shapes; central band of fabric on mount is a periwinkle blue color with subtle embroidered floral design in the same blue color; top and bottom of scroll has peach silk band of fabric; two strips of fabric in the same mauve color with gold floral embroidery hang vertically from the top rod of scroll