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In the late 19th century the Western world 'discovered' Ukiyo-e,
a bright and lively style of Japanese art that soon became immensely
popular in Europe and the Americas. Just as the west was falling
in love with these beautiful prints, traditional woodblock print-making
in Japan was suffering a decline. In 1915, Japanese art expert
Arthur Davison Ficke declared the art of Ukiyo-e 'completely dead'.
"It is idle to hope that real vitality will ever return to animate
this lost art." All prints oban size (approx 10" X 16") unless otherwise noted. Oversized prints will be subject to an additional shipping charge, otherwise see conditions of sales. |
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105. Yoshikawa 1935 |
Yoshitoshi Mori ( 1898-1992) 38. (Untitled) Cat and Mouse Musicians 1979 Signed and dated (in pencil) and numbered 9 out of edition of 70 Very good impression and colors. Stencil print. $750 |
Hodaka Yoshida (1926-1995)) 122. Image Signed (in pencil): 'Image'' + artist's signature and date 1956 Very good impression and colors. $ 175 |
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Koson (1877-1945) $sold |
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Ito Shinsui (1898-1972) |
Koson (1877-1945) 47. Bird in Flight against Yellow Sky, Ivy Leaves above Signed: Koson Publisher: Daikokuya O-Tanzaku Very good impression, colors, and condition. Tape residue verso $300 |
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$4500 |
Ito Takashi (1894-1983) 59. Oirase in Spring 1949 Very good impression and colors. $450 |
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