Takeuchi Keishu: Doll Messenger
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Takeuchi Keishu (1861-1942) produced woodblocks through the Russo-Japanese War. In his later years he devoted himself to making and collecting dolls. In 1937 he was honored by the mother of Emperor Showa who requested that he paint a picture of court dolls for her.
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Fine impression and color; very good condition.
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Takeuchi Keishu: Doll Messenger
Estimate $100 - $150
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