Original Japanese HIROSHI YOSHIDA Woodblock Print CHERRY TREE Jizuri Seal 1935

Description: An original Japanese Showa period oban tate-e Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950) woodblock print 'The Cherry Tree in Kawagoe', early edition, Jizuri sealed, published by the artist in 1935. Hiroshi Yoshida is credited with reviving the Japanese woodblock genre under the influence of the publisher S. Watanabe in the 1920s. Today, along with Hasui, Yoshida is regarded as one of the greatest artists of the Shin-hanga art movement. This wonderful original early state oban tate-e 1935 woodblock by Yoshida shows a wonderful scene of a people under a cherry tree with so many blossoms the branches are being held up with stilts. The woodblock is signed and sealed Yoshida inside the image, dated 1935 and Jizuri sealed in the left margin and pencil titled 'The cherry tree in Kawagoe' along with pencil signed 'Hiroshi Yoshida' under the image. The woodblock comes with some information from Asian Fine Arts, Minneapolis (operated from 1981-1996), the owner of which, Frederick 'Fred' Wells, was a celebrated Japanese woodblock collector whose collection was posthumously exhibited in 2016 at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts: 'Seven Masters: 20th century Japanese woodblock prints from the Wells collection'. The sheet measures approximately 16 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches. The woodblock is in great condition with nice colors. There are two pin prick holes to the right margin and tiny remnants of tape pieces to the reverse. Please check all 24 pictures, they form part of the condition report. Thanks for looking and please take a look at our other items! Original Japanese HIROSHI YOSHIDA Woodblock Print CHERRY TREE Jizuri Seal 1935 Click images to enlarge Description An original Japanese Showa period oban tate-e Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950) woodblock print 'The Cherry Tree in Kawagoe', early edition, Jizuri sealed, published by the artist in 1935. Hiroshi Yoshida is credited with reviving the Japanese woodblock genre under the influence of the publisher S. Watanabe in the 1920s. Today, along with Hasui, Yoshida is regarded as one of the greatest artists of the Shin-hanga art movement. This wonderful original early state oban tate-e 1935 woodblock by Yoshida shows a wonderful scene of a people under a cherry tree with so many blossoms the branches are being held up with stilts. The woodblock is signed and sealed Yoshida inside the image, dated 1935 and Jizuri sealed in the left margin and pencil titled 'The cherry tree in Kawagoe' along with pencil signed 'Hiroshi Yoshida' under the image. The woodblock comes with some information from Asian Fine Arts, Minneapolis (operated from 1981-1996), the owner of which, Frederick 'Fred' Wells, was a celebrated Japanese woodblock collector whose collection was posthumously exhibited in 2016 at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts: 'Seven Masters: 20th century Japanese woodblock prints from the Wells collection'. The sheet measures approximately 16 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches. The woodblock is in great condition with nice colors. There are two pin prick holes to the right margin and tiny remnants of tape pieces to the reverse. Please check all 24 pictures, they form part of the condition report. Thanks for looking and please take a look at our other items! Payment Please note payment must be received within 3 DAYS of purchase/auction end. Any unpaid items will result in the item being relisted and the non-paying buyer being blocked from our future listings. 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Price: 950 USD

Location: Blacksburg, Virginia

End Time: 2024-12-16T23:08:50.000Z

Shipping Cost: 25 USD