Attributed to Maruyama Ōkyo - 圓山 應擧 (1733-1795), pair of paintings mounted as kakemono, Japan, mid-Edo period (1603-1868) Ink and pigments on silk, depicting, for one, a tsuru (red-headed crane) busy pecking near a bamboo grove and, for the other, a tsuru beside a pine tree, observing its young at its feet. The first is signed lower left 應擧 - Ōkyo, followed by two seals, the second bears the same signature and seals on the right. They are accompanied by their kiri storage box. 174 x 46 cm Insect holes in the mounting of the kakemono.