Description:

Paul Jacoulet (France/Japan, 1902 - 1960), Women Sheltering from Rain, Woodblock Print, stamped and pencil signed lower left, depicting two women taking shelter from rain, unframed.

Paul Jacoulet was a French woodblock printmaker who lived and worked in Japan. He is known for his woodblocks that mixed traditional printmaking techniques and his own style. His work can be found in the British Museum, the Ota Memorial Museum of Art, and many other museums around the world.

Measurements: Height: 15 5/8 in. x Width: 12 in.

Overall good condition, likely trimmed, some foxing and toning, dampstaining to lower right corner.

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