Kawano Kaoru (1916-1965) 河野薫 - - "Twilight B- LE"

[Go Back] [New Search] Details for Kawano Kaoru (1916-1965) "Twilight B- LE"

Compare all

39937

39938

Twilight B- LE
by Kawano Kaoru (1916-1965)

The artworks displayed on JAODB are not for sale.

Artist: Kawano Kaoru (1916-1965) — 河野薫

Title: Twilight B- LE

Series:

Date 1st edition^?: Not set

Publisher 1st edition^?: Self

Publisher (this edition)^?: Self
Medium (1st edition): Woodblock

Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (1st edition): Double Oban

Format (this edition): Double Oban
DB artwork code: 39937

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:
Saturday, 9 December 2006

Large modern Japanese woodblock printed in colors on a porous Japanese paper by Kaoru Kawano (1916 – 1995). Printed in black, a pale green, gray, a silver-colored and a pale blue. The silver pigment is on the right disc and contrasts nicely with the left disc that does not have silver pigment. Numbered, titled, and signed in pencil beneath the image: “45/100 character character (B) TWILIGHT (B) Kaoru Kawano.” Just below his signature is a penciled notation: “Barb” and I have no idea what it signifies (perhaps the owner’s name when having it framed). Also sealed with Kawano’s seal in red at lower left in the image.

DIMENSIONS: Image 15.0 x 22.5 inches; sheet size 18.0 x 23.625 inches.

CONDTION: Very good; it is very slightly light struck although only perceptible when examining the margin near the signature (See picture); mounting tape relics at top back quarter points; otherwise no flaws; not laid down.

Artist Bio: Kaoru Kawano was a very popular artist for his distinctively styled depictions of figures, especially children. He uses the wood grain patterns to lender the textures and the mood to the works.

The artworks displayed on JAODB are not for sale.

Related Images and Notes

JAODB • Contact Me • Japanese Artwork for Sale • My Personal Collection of Japanese Art • Research Articles • Koitsu.com

Site copyright: Dr Ross F. Walker. Copyright of the displayed artwork: the original owner. The information contained on this website is provided as an educational resource to scholars and collectors of Japanese art. JAODB would like to thank the caretakers of these art items for their contribution to this database. The items displayed here are not being offered for sale. Unless otherwise indicated the displayed item is not in the ownership of JAODB or Ross Walker.


	Artist:	Kawano Kaoru (1916-1965) — 河野薫
	Title:	Twilight B- LE
	Series:
	Date 1st edition^?:	Not set
	Publisher 1st edition^?:	Self
	Publisher (this edition)^?:	Self
	Medium (1st edition):	Woodblock
	Medium (this edition):	Woodblock
	Format (1st edition):	Double Oban
	Format (this edition):	Double Oban
	DB artwork code:	39937
	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: Saturday, 9 December 2006 Large modern Japanese woodblock printed in colors on a porous Japanese paper by Kaoru Kawano (1916 – 1995). Printed in black, a pale green, gray, a silver-colored and a pale blue. The silver pigment is on the right disc and contrasts nicely with the left disc that does not have silver pigment. Numbered, titled, and signed in pencil beneath the image: “45/100 character character (B) TWILIGHT (B) Kaoru Kawano.” Just below his signature is a penciled notation: “Barb” and I have no idea what it signifies (perhaps the owner’s name when having it framed). Also sealed with Kawano’s seal in red at lower left in the image. DIMENSIONS: Image 15.0 x 22.5 inches; sheet size 18.0 x 23.625 inches. CONDTION: Very good; it is very slightly light struck although only perceptible when examining the margin near the signature (See picture); mounting tape relics at top back quarter points; otherwise no flaws; not laid down.
	Artist Bio:	Kaoru Kawano was a very popular artist for his distinctively styled depictions of figures, especially children. He uses the wood grain patterns to lender the textures and the mood to the works.