Yamato-e Prints - Kyoto artist Matsuoka Eikyu was a noted painter credited with reviving and modernizing the traditional Japanese painting style known as "yamato-e," a style dating back to the Heian era. In the 1930s under his direction, he and a group of Kyoto artists designed a series of landscape prints published by Shin Yamato-e Moku-Hanga Kankokai. These lovely painterly images are beautifully printed to capture the look and feel of the artist's brushstrokes and subtle gradations of color. Each print has a seal on the reverse with the publisher name, artist, title, and the name of the expert carver, Yamagishi Kazue. Works from this series are rarely seen on the market, and are a great choice for a shin-hanga collector.
The Larson Juhl frame is made in Italy and was custom framed with museum glass.
Dimensions
Height: 16.25"
Length: 19.25"
Depth: 2"


Condition:
Alterations: Original Design Modified
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Nice vintage condition. Woodblock wass made in the early 1900's but the frame and mat were professionally added. Museum glass was added to prevent acid build up.

Origin:
Japan

Materials & Techniques:
Paper, Wood, Woodcut

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Japan
Art Subjects: Seascape, Landscape
Frame Type: Framed

Original Design Modified; Some Imperfections; Nice vintage condition. Woodblock wass made in the early 1900's but the frame and mat were professionally added. Museum glass was added to prevent acid build up.