Kotozuka Eiichi (1906-) 琴塚英一 - - "Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn - 中禅寺湖"

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Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn — 中禅寺湖
by Kotozuka Eiichi (1906-)

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Artist: Kotozuka Eiichi (1906-) — 琴塚英一

Title: Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn — 中禅寺湖

Series: 4 Seasons of Nikko

Date 1st edition^?: 1928/4

Date of this artwork^?: 1928 April (may not be accurate)

Publisher 1st edition^?: Uchida — 内田

Publisher (this edition)^?: Uchida — 内田
Medium (1st edition): Woodblock

Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (1st edition): Chuban

Format (this edition): Chuban
DB artwork code: 38081

Notes (1st edition)^?:

Notes (this edition)^?: The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Often written by non-experts, there may be inaccuracies:
Sunday, 24 July 2005

WOOD-BLOCK PRINTINGS

"FOUR SEASONS OF NIKKO"

Engraved and Printed by

Uchida Woodblock Printing Co., Ltd.

Marutamachi St., Kawaramachi-nishi.

Kyoto, Japan

The Sambutsudo Temple in Spring
The Yomeimon Gate in Summer
Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn
The Shinkyo Bridge in Winter
Each print measures 10 by 7 3/8 inch and is placed in a paper folder. The paper folders have yellowed and faded. The four prints are in a cardboard folder which has kept them flat and in excellent condition.

Artist Bio: KOTOZUKA, EIICHI was born in Osaka in 1906. He studied at the Kyoto Specialist School of Painting and in the late 1940s was one of the four artists who founded a co-operative publishing company called Koryokusha in an effort to gain an artistic expression free of the major houses. Tokuriki, Tobei and Tasaburo were the other three involved. He has created quite a number of woodblocks covering unique scenes of Japanese tradition, flowers, landscapes and wildlife. He was a member of the Seiryusha Group of Liberal Artists and Died in 1979.

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	Artist:	Kotozuka Eiichi (1906-) — 琴塚英一
	Title:	Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn — 中禅寺湖
	Series:	4 Seasons of Nikko
	Date 1st edition^?:	1928/4
	Date of this artwork^?:	1928 April (may not be accurate)
	Publisher 1st edition^?:	Uchida — 内田
	Publisher (this edition)^?:	Uchida — 内田
	Medium (1st edition):	Woodblock
	Medium (this edition):	Woodblock
	Format (1st edition):	Chuban
	Format (this edition):	Chuban
	DB artwork code:	38081
	Notes (1st edition)^?:
	Notes (this edition)^?:	The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Often written by non-experts, there may be inaccuracies: Sunday, 24 July 2005 WOOD-BLOCK PRINTINGS "FOUR SEASONS OF NIKKO" Engraved and Printed by Uchida Woodblock Printing Co., Ltd. Marutamachi St., Kawaramachi-nishi. Kyoto, Japan The Sambutsudo Temple in Spring The Yomeimon Gate in Summer Lake Chuzenjiko in Autumn The Shinkyo Bridge in Winter Each print measures 10 by 7 3/8 inch and is placed in a paper folder. The paper folders have yellowed and faded. The four prints are in a cardboard folder which has kept them flat and in excellent condition.
	Artist Bio:	KOTOZUKA, EIICHI was born in Osaka in 1906. He studied at the Kyoto Specialist School of Painting and in the late 1940s was one of the four artists who founded a co-operative publishing company called Koryokusha in an effort to gain an artistic expression free of the major houses. Tokuriki, Tobei and Tasaburo were the other three involved. He has created quite a number of woodblocks covering unique scenes of Japanese tradition, flowers, landscapes and wildlife. He was a member of the Seiryusha Group of Liberal Artists and Died in 1979.