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The Moon over Hirosawa

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The Moon over Hirosawa 廣澤の月
by Nomura Yoshimitsu

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Artist: Nomura Yoshimitsu
Title: The Moon over Hirosawa 廣澤の月
Series: Famous places of Kyoto 京洛名所
Date of first edition?05/03/1930
Publisher (first edition)?Sato Shotaro
Publisher (this edition)?Sato Shotaro
Medium (first edition): Woodblock
Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (first edition): Oban
Format (this edition): Oban
DB artwork code: 35322
Notes (first edition)?
Notes (this edition)?
The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Note that there may be some inaccuracies:

Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa) from the series Kyoraku Nesho (Famous scenes in Kyoto) by Nomura Yoshimitsu. Original woodblock print circa 1931. 9.6 x 15.0 inches. Same print displayed in the 1936 Toledo Exhibition. The ten artists shown at the exhibition are: Hakuho, Hasui, Kobayakawa, Kotondo, Shinsui, Shiro Kasamatsu, Shoson, Shunsen, Hiroshi Yoshida, and Yoshimitsu. Print is in very good condition. A little tape residue in upper corners. Light foxing as shown in scan. Limited edition Numbered 162/200 on verso. (See verso image which reads: Ni Hyaku Ban Kagiri Zeppan Dai Hayaku Rokuju ni Go.) Japanese title and Sato of Kyoto publisher's seal in right margin. Yoshimitsu characters and red Sankokai-in seal in upper left of image. 18 blocks used with 25 superimposed impressions. Compare with image 287 in the 1936 Toledo Exhibition Catalog. Rare and beautiful.

Series Information: 
Published on the 5th of March, 1930, as a series of six prints in a limited edition of two hundred sets by Sato Shotaro. The series was sold as a set of all six scenes in a cardboard tatou folder containing the series and print titles, dating (March 5, 1930) and publisher information. Interestingly, there are also two extra scenes containing the series title that were not included in the series set: The Daimonji Festival, and The Sloping Path to Kiyomizu, so perhaps they were issued after the release of the six-print set.

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