ESTAMPE JAPONAISE KAWASE HASUI PREMIERE EDITION SHIN HANGA PAVILLON de KANKAI A LA PLAGE DE WAKAURA DATE 1950 AVEC LE SCEAU WATANABE 6mm. FIRST EDITION 1950 KAWASE HASUI WOODBLOCK PRINT KANKAI PAVILION AT WAKAURA BEACH. Le Sceau de 6 mm dans le coin. He de l’Estampe. Etait Utilise Uniquement entre les Annees 1945 et 1957. Sinature: Hasui avec le Sceau Sui. Le Titre et Date dans la Marge Gauche Messures: 39 cm x 27 cm. Cette Estampe est en tres Bon Etat de Conservation. A de Petits Residus de colle dans les Coins au Verso. VERY GOOD CONDITION FOR AGE. SIZE: 39cm x 27cm (15.2 inches x 10.2 inches) AUTHENTICATION: Watanabe Publisher’s 6mm Seal which was Only Used between 1945 and 1957 can be seen in the lower left corner of the scene. SIGNATURE: Hasui with Sui Seal Below. Title and Date in Left Margin. Very Good Condition for Age. Has some old tipping tape still attached to the back at the outside edges of the top margin. No sign of this can be seen from the front. Lived from 1883 until 1957. He Most Highly Regarded for the Exquisite Colour, Amazing Perspective and Inspiring Ambiance of his wide Range of Landscape Woodblocks. During his Life he Created Over 600 Different Woodblock Scenes and he is Recognised as one of Most Prolific and Most Talented of Shin Hanga Artists from the Early 20th Century. It is no wonder that a Year Prior to his Death he was Honored with the Title of a Living National Treasure. Most of his woodblocks were published by Watanabe but he also had some of his work published by other companies including by Isetatsu, Bijutsusha, Kawaguchi and Sakai, Tokyo Shobido and Doi Teiichi. ALL OUR WOODBLOCK PRINTS ARE GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. The item “1950 1st EDITION JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT KANKAI PAVILION By KAWASE HASUI” is in sale since Tuesday, June 14, 2016. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Other Asian”. The seller is “akstafa” and is located in New South Wales. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Originating Region: Japan
• Era: 1950s
• Material: Washi and MIneral Colours