A pair of Japanese Wall Scroll, 19th century 
Representing Japanese deers and cranes. 
The red-crowned crane is second rarest crane in the world and is considered to be a national treasure. 
Watercolor & ink handpainted on silk 
Each signed «Keizan» and with two vermillion seals 
Beige silk brocade border 
Wooden scroll rod with bone knobs. 
Painting: 134.5 x 50 cm (53" x 19¾") 
Silk Scroll: 190.5 x 63.5 cm (75" x 25") 
Width at Knobs: 70 cm (27½") 
Fitted in a wooden box 
Provenance: «S. Kobayashi Art, Nikko, Japan», 1969