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Japanese Woodblock Print Hashiguchi Goyo
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Ukiyo-e Japanese woodblock print id 202142 CHIKANOBU
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Title?? Artist? Size? Condition? Date? Age Artist? CHIKANOBU O-banVertical? Paper Size34? 5×23?? Impression Good? Condition Good? Backing by paper? Trimming 17(1884) 1sheet ManagementNo. If it cannot be sent by EMS, it will be sent by UPS. German Packaging Act LUCID Registered Businesses. Sometimes the description is wrong because of automatic translation. Yamaboshi-Shotan (Yamaboshi old-book store) based in Nagoya, JAPAN. We sell Japanese old books and traditional woodblock prints in a large scale. Thank you for your interest in our commodities. Almost all of our prints are original arts (some are reprints though). Please check the prints’ conditions from the images. Year of publication of an Ukiyo-e is judged by the (ARATAMEIN Stamp) printed on it. You may ask your questions in both Japanese and English. Ukiyo-e Dealers Association of Japan Directory of Members.
Original War Japanese Woodblock Print Yoshitoshi School 1895
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ARTIST: YOSHITOSHI SCHOOL (artists that come to mind are KIYOCHIKA, TOSHIKATA, GEKKO, TOSHIHIDE, GINKO, KOKUNIMASA). AGE: APPROX 130YEARS OLD. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. GENRE: UKIYO-E (PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD) MEIJI WAR PRINT. SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 14 X 9 INCHES) or 35cm by 22cm approximately. TOPICS: WAR, BATTLE, RIFLES, SWORDS, EXPLOSION. COMMENTS: DRAMATIC BATTLE SCENE WITH WARRIORS FALLING NEAR AN EXPLOSION. This is an original Japanese woodblock print from the Yoshitoshi School dating back to 1895. The artwork showcases an intricate design featuring multi-colors, which have been preserved beautifully over the years. The print’s primary material is paper, and it is an antique original from Japan’s rich cultural heritage. This artwork is a great addition to any collection and an excellent opportunity for art enthusiasts to own a piece of Japanese history.