絵師: 藤島武二
作品名: Taken from Mishima, Tokaido
日付: Not set
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4 Japanese Wood Prints Mt. Fuji 1940s Here are 4 very nice Japanese Wood Block Prints of Mt. Fuji. These were , I was told, purchased in Japan right after WWII. They are undated. Each print is matted on a 5.75 by 7.5 inch thick paper. The actual print is 3.75 by 5.75 inches. It is attached to the heavy paper with glue at the very top of the print. Each print is numbered on the bottom left: 1, 2, 3, and 4. There is a description (in English) of the prints, printed on another matting, describing how they were made. The prints are of Mt. Fuji s follows: Taken from Mishima, Tokaido (from South-East); Taken from Izu Mito, (from South); Taken from Utsuno, (from South); and Taken from Lake Ashinoko, Hakone, (from South-East). These 4 prints have excellent detail, and fantastic color. As nice as you will find. They are in mint condition. I do not know who the artist is, but their signature is shown in a photo below. These come in a decorated paper folder, with some Japanese writing, and a picture of Mt. Fuji on it. These really look much nicer than the photos show. On the card is printed "Almost all of the Japanese wood-prints belong to those called Itame Mokuhan which are printed by the side-cut wood, while a few of them are printed by the lengthwise-cut wood named Oguchi Mokuhan. We feel a soft and delicate impression for the former, and are impressed by a rather hard and rough feeling from the latter. Generally speaking, the ordinary Japanese wood-prints are produced by the combined effort of the original painter, the engraver and the printing polisher."