Estampe japonaise "Flower Vender - Occupations of Showa Era" par Wada Sanzo
Artiste :Wada Sanzo
Titre :Flower Vender - Occupations of Showa Era
Date :Series published in 1938-43.
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Source :artelino - Japanese Prints
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Description :
"Showa Shokugyo E-zukushi" (Sketches of Occupations in Showa Era: Second Edition) "Hana Uri". Ohara-me, the flower venders from Ohara village near Kyoto. They wear traditional clothes and carry the loads on the heads. The first series was published by Nishinomiya Shoin in 1938 - 1943. It was very popular and even featured on the Asahi Newspapers everytime the new design was published. The series was interrupted by W.W.II. After the war, Kyoto Hanga-in made the continuation of the series as limited editions. The series is an interesting document of the new as well as the old, dying occupations in Japan in early to mid 20th Century.
