Japanese Woodblock Print, 1st Edition, self carved and printed, pencil signed and numbered 6/100 SIZE IN INCHES: 22.5 x 19.75 inches sheet size. In his youth, Sekino was influenced by Munakata who came from the same city. He exhibited with the Japanese Print Association from 1932, and in 1939 he moved to Tokyo and became a student of Onchi and joined the Ichimoku-kai (First Thursday Society). He began to exhibit internationally in 1955 and earned his position as one of Japan’s paramount 20th century print artists through his prints of the Kabuki and Bunraku theaters, portraits of personalities such as Onchi and Munakata, his series of the Fifty three Stations of the Tokaido Road and views of traditional Japanese roofs. In 1958, he traveled to the U. Where he taught at Pratt Institute. In 1963, at the invitation of Gordon Gilkey, he taught at Oregon State University and also accepted an appointment to the faculty of the University of Washington. He was back in the campus at Oregon State in 1969 the year after he finished his celebrated portrait of Munakata. In 1974, his Tokaido Road series was completed, after fifteen years work and was exhibited at Isetan Department Store. One year later the Tokaido prints were shown for the first time in the U. At the University of Oregon Museum of Art alongside the museum’s collection of the Tokaido prints by Hiroshige. In 1981 he was awarded the Purple Medal Ribbon by the Japanese Government. The following year, he had a solo exhibition at Central Museum Tokyo and in 1987 he was award the 4th class medal by his government. Sekino’s work is collected by the Museum of Modern Art, N. The Art Institute Chicago, the Museum of Fine Art, Boston, the British Museum and the Portland Art Museum among other fine museums throughout the world. Please read before ordering. We are off on Saturday, Sunday (Japan time) and National holidays in Japan. So we’ll be late for the answering questions. Thank you for your understanding. International Buyers Please Note.
This beautiful woodblock print by Kaoru Kawano depicts a touching scene of a mother and child, with a cross in the background adding a religious touch. The print is an original Japanese woodblock and is framed with a wood frame, mat, and glass. The visible woodblock print in the mat measures 14.5 inches in height and 10 inches in width. The print is stamped by Kawano and is from the 1950s, during the post-war period in Japan. The print measures 16.5 inches x 11.8 inches and the matted frame with glass weighs 3 pounds and 2 ounces. This piece would make a wonderful addition to any art lover’s collection. The paper size is the standard woodblock Dai-Oban size of 42 x 30.5 cm. Additional detailed photos are available upon request. Please visit our store, Hidden Meadows Emporium, for many other great items. Kaoru Kawano was born in Hokkaido in 1916 and studied at the Kawabata Art School beginning in 1934. He had his first prints accepted by the Japan Print Association in 1944. By the 1950s, he began to exhibit more frequently in shows around the world. None of his prints, not even his early limited edition prints, are dated.
WOODBLOCK PRINT Kunichika triptych Kabuki Large format. Age: End of EdoEarly Meiji (18501899) Primary Material: Paper Size: See the ruler in the image. Thank you for looking at our store. We list items we find in the “Japanese Antique Market” every week. We want people around the world to see the fascinating antiques of Japan. Please enjoy your antique walk as if you were in Japan. We are happy if you find something you like. We will carefully deliver using the packing material. EMS by JAPAN POST. International Buyers – Please Note.
Up for sale a Japanese Woodblock Triptych: Ladies Meeting Under glass. Good condition over all. It measures frame 31 1/4″ W x 17″ H art 13 1/2″ H x 28″ W.
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RAKUSAN TSUCHIYA Japanese Woodblock Print 100 Series Circa 1940. The 22 inch by 17 inch print is from his 100 Series produced from 1935 to 1940. This particular print can be identified by the water mark (Edition II), seal (Seal F), and signature Rakuzan Koushisei. The print does have some issues; a piece of the paper missing on the top left, two small tears at the top center, and creasing on the right edge half way down the print. Rakusan (Rakuzan) Tsuchiya captured the natural world through lush compositions, rich color and sparkling embellishments. Trained as a painter, Rakusan Tsuchiya gained renown as a woodblock print artist through his self-published kacho-e prints, or bird and flower pictures. In these natural vignettes, he brought fresh perspective to classic pairings of bird and bloom. Born in Hyogo prefecture, Rakusan worked in Kyoto. He also used the name Rakusan Koshisei. In 1913, he became the pupil of the influential painter Seiho Takeuchi. During 1920s through 1950s, Rakusan built a successful career as a print artist. He produced his most successful series. Rakusan Kacho Gafu (Rakusan Flower and Bird Series). Between 1929 and 1933. Based on paintings he had completed between 1925 and 1929, the 100 large-scale woodblock prints proved so popular that many designs remained in print until his studio closed in 1955. The three resulting editions can be distinguished through their watermarks. In the late 1940s, Rakusan reached an American audience through his partnership with Walter T. The California-based publisher became a good friend of Rakusan and published artists book. The Art of Rakusan Tsuchiya, Famous Print Maker of Japan. Though the expected romanization of the artist’s name is “Rakuzan, ” the artist preferred the spelling Rakusan.
ARTIST: YOSHITOSHI SCHOOL (artists that come to mind are KIYOCHIKA, TOSHIKATA, GEKKO, TOSHIHIDE, TOSHIMOTO). 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, CLASH, DRAMATIC ACTION, COMBAT, BULLETS, SOLDIERS ATTACK, FALLING WARRIOR, SMOKE OR FOG, SWORDS, RIFLES BAYONETS. COMMENTS: DRAMATIC BATTLE SCENE WITH WARRIOR FALLING AFTER TAKING A BULLET. 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.
