About
Japanese hanging scrolls of the Kinsei and Kindai periods, shown online and in Manhattan.
Shōki Gallery is an online gallery specializing in traditional Japanese scroll paintings from the Kinsei (early modern) through Kindai (modern) periods, spanning the Edo, Meiji, Taishō, and Shōwa eras. Created to foster a deeper appreciation for Japanese art history, the gallery’s current collection focuses on literati painting (Nanga)—a rich pictorial tradition shared across East Asia.
We are glad to provide more detailed artwork information upon request. While operating primarily online, we are based in Manhattan, New York, and offer in-person viewings by appointment.
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The gallery mark: 鍾馗 (Shōki), the demon-queller, in seal script.