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Lierop, Netherlands
Product description
Original woodblock prints, published by Yūyūdō ( set of 2) - Paper – Signed and numbered by the artist Limited 409/470 - Takasawa Keiichi 高沢圭一 (1914-1984) -
'Fine sharkshin-patterned kimono' 鮫小紋 and 'Beautiful Woman Burning Incense' 香を焚く女 - Japan - ca 1970-80 (Late Showa-periode)
Takasawa Keiichi was born in Gunma prefecture in 1914. In 1936 he dropped out of Nihon University school of technology, and subsequently he studied with Fujita Tsugeharu, who strongly influenced him.
Famous for his paintings of beautiful women. His paintings of women have a fascinating allure that attracts many viewers. Takasawa's bijin-ga prints are highly sought-after and rare.
It is also rare to see bijin-ga prints in this large "double-oban" size. It is said that Takasawa's wife modelled for all his bijin prints.
Takasawa's white Japanese and English signature are in the image area at the lower right, and signed in pencil in the bottom margin (right).
Carver: Maeda; Printer: Sato (lower left margin). Publisher seal: Yuyudo (lower right margin). Engraver : Maeda Kentaro Printing House : Sato Ritsuzo Dimensions are of print without passe partout.
Will be very carefully packed. Oversize package ( packed : two sides larger dan 50 cm ) Listed shipping costs for the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany only. Shipping includes packing.
Outside dimensions: 15.9 "x 20.9" / 40.3cm x 53,2cm
Inside dimensions: 14,9 "x 18,8" / 37,8 cm x 47,8 cm
Condition : Beautifull prints, some bleeding/spots over time. Please check images carefully for the best impression. Photo's taken with viiasan scanner without any tampering with the photo's. Colours or details may show different on photo's.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsMulti ColorMaterialPaperNumber of items2OrientationPortraitArt sizeMediumHeight53 cmWidth40 cmSigns of usageStains, Discoloring, Wrinkles