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Artist : Hiroaki (Shotei) Takahashi (1871 -
1945)
Title: "Shironeko" (White
Cat)
Date:
This is a later edition printed from original blocks by the original
publisher.
This print was first published in 1926.
Publisher: Watanabe
The 7 mm Watanabe seal is located
near right edge of image (nearly impossible to see)
and red "Heisei" seal in
left margin.
Paper
size: 14 and 1/2 x 10 and 1/4 inch
Condition: Pristine condition, never
framed and full margins.
Wonderful details. Please see pictures. Printed on handmade Japanese washi
paper.
Signed Shotei with red artist seal "Shotei"
and date "Taisho 13nen 6 gatsu" (Printed June, 1926) in
upper left of image.
Please see this cat's fur very carefully. You can see superb "Kara-zuri"
(deeply gauffraged). Remarkable Japanese woodblock print. Truly beautiful.
Takahashi Hiroaki, whose name
is Katsutaro, was born at Asakusa, Tokyo. The veteran artist Matsumoto Fuko was
his uncle, and from him Hiroaki began to learn drawing at the age of 9. He had
been engaged for some years in making paintings and illustrating text-book and
magazines, as well as exhibiting in various exhibitions. In the spring of 1907,
at the request of Watanabe, he commenced to design color-prints. His works were
popular in Europe and America, and before the earthquake his prints numbered
some 500.
The
quality, colors and exquisite nature these Japanese woodblock
prints can not be fully appreciated with these inferior pictures. The colors on
the print are a bit stronger, bold and more exciting. More pictures gladly
supplied on request. Buyers of these prints will not be disappointed. These
prints will provide you with years of pleasure and pride of ownership. We will
gladly provide additional pictures upon request.
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