米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane 1981 (Showa 56) Japanese art Original Woodblock Print / 'Lady of the Hat' Signed and numbered by the artist 116/250 NW264
米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane 1981 (Showa 56) Japanese art Original Woodblock Print / 'Lady of the Hat' Signed and numbered by the artist 116/250 NW264
Description
米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane 1981 (Showa 56) Japanese art Original Woodblock Print / 'Lady of the Hat' Signed and numbered by the artist 116/250 NW264
米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane (1934-2014)
He was an actor and director and was also known as a picture book author. He originally loved to draw, so in addition to his theatrical activities, he began to paint pictures, which he loved, as a way of earning a living. He loved the common touch of Takehisa Yumeji and called himself a "painter" who lived on the streets. His style, with its subtle depiction and satirical venom, is reminiscent of the English painter Beardsley. His illustrations for "Dogra Magra" by Yumeno Kyusaku are well known.
Dimensions: 13" W x 18" H / 33cm x 45.7cm
Material: Mulberry paper
Technique: Woodblock print
Weight: 20g
Condition
Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN a little.About the colors of the photos
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Description
Description
米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane 1981 (Showa 56) Japanese art Original Woodblock Print / 'Lady of the Hat' Signed and numbered by the artist 116/250 NW264
米倉斉加年 Yonekura Masakane (1934-2014)
He was an actor and director and was also known as a picture book author. He originally loved to draw, so in addition to his theatrical activities, he began to paint pictures, which he loved, as a way of earning a living. He loved the common touch of Takehisa Yumeji and called himself a "painter" who lived on the streets. His style, with its subtle depiction and satirical venom, is reminiscent of the English painter Beardsley. His illustrations for "Dogra Magra" by Yumeno Kyusaku are well known.
Dimensions: 13" W x 18" H / 33cm x 45.7cm
Material: Mulberry paper
Technique: Woodblock print
Weight: 20g
