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Saturday afternoons by appointment
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FEVRIER, BOKE OU COGNASSIER
From a suite: Floral calendar of JapanCa. 1970Unsodo EditorNishiki-eShin hangaKachoeNice proof, beautiful colors.There are many varieties of Boke. Kang Boke has beautiful scarlet flowers in early spring, but there are also the small crimson Yodo Boke, the red Shu Boke, the large pale pink Canton Boke, the white Sarasa Boke with a red background, and the year-round Changchun Boke. Boke originated in China, and many of the trees planted in gardens today are of the Chinese variety; however, the Boke found in the mountains and fields of Japan is Kusaboke...
300.00 €
HARA
From the series: Jimbutsu or Muraichi Tokaido(Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido)Publisher: Murataya IchigorôCirca 1852ChubanNishiki-eBeautiful colors, small ink stain in the top margin, narrower left border margin...
200.00 €
JARDIN DU TEMPLE KOKEDERA, KYOTO
From the set: The four seasons of KyotoShin-HangaNishiki-eVery beautiful and fresh proof bearing the artist's red stamp and signed in pencilA rust spot in the skyCa.1950..
380.00 €
L'ANCIENNE RUE YOTOKO A KANAZAWA
From the series: "Ten Views of Kanazawa."1975Very nice and fresh print, some marginal ink stains.Print signed, dated, and numbered 162/200Masao Ido was born in 1945 in Beipiao, northeast China. After his family returned to his hometown of Kyoto in 1960, he began his artistic career under Koho Yoshida, studying color, before turning to contemporary prints in 1972. Under the tutelage of Shigechika Ohtsubo, Masao Ido perfected his mastery of woodblock printing. He has exhibited his works internationally. His contemporary woodblock prints are included in numerous permanent collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art...
350.00 €