Seiun Nanga, Ink painting, Hand-painted, With box inscription, Rapeseed flowers, Still life, Shimane, Taisho period

Thank you for looking.
This is an original artwork by Seion Nishi, a Southern School painter from Shimane Prefecture.
This is a one-of-a-kind piece with a signed and titled wooden box.

The artwork features a unique brushstroke influenced by Chinese Southern School painting, with charming and profound compositions depicting fish and vegetables.
While hanging scroll works are common, framed pieces like this one are relatively rare.
It was passed down from a relative who was a collector in Shimane Prefecture, making its provenance natural.
[Condition]
There are some stains due to age, but this is within the normal range for antique art. Please check the photos for details.
[Size]
Artwork: Approximately 50cm x 50cm
Frame: Slightly larger than the artwork (with glass protection)
[Accessories]
Includes a wooden box (titled and signed by the artist)
■Artist Biography
Seion Nishi (1882–1963)
A Southern School painter from Shimane Prefecture. He traveled to China to study Southern School painting and established his own style of ink wash painting.
His works are collected by the Shimane Art Museum and the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto.