Estampe japonaise "Suzumi" par Toyohara Chikanobu
Artiste :Toyohara Chikanobu
Titre :Suzumi
Date :1903
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Source :Japanese Art Open Database
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Toyohara Chikabonu (1838-1912), a disciple of Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), is, together with his contemporary Yoshitoshi Taiso (1839-1892), one of the leading artists of the Meiji period. His favorite subjects were legends and histories from Japan's historical and mythological past, as well as genre scenes with women and children, in which he excelled. Like Yoshitoshi, many of his prints concentrate on the history and traditional values of old Japan, and can be seen as a defense of Japanese traditional values and customs in an era when Japan was thriving to adopt Western technology and civilization. This print belongs to a spectacular de luxe series, Edo Nishiki ? Color Images of Edo, and shows three ladies in a balcony enjoying the evening breeze. Series: Edo Nishiki ? Colour Images of Edo Title: Suzumi Date: 1903 Publisher: Matsuki Heikichi Format/Size:Signature: Yoshu Chikanobu with Yoshu seal (see image). Condition: Excellent de luxe impression, with extensive blind printing and lacquer printing. Excellent colors. Very good condition, with a faint vertical center fold. Slightly dirty in margins.
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