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Carrying Salt Water

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Carrying Salt Water
by Yoshimune Arai (1873-1945)

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Artist: Yoshimune Arai (1873-1945) 新井芳宗
Title: Carrying Salt Water
Series: 
Date of first edition?Not set
Publisher (first edition)?Nishinomiya Yosaku
Publisher (this edition)?Nishinomiya Yosaku
Medium (first edition): Woodblock
Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (first edition): Chuban
Format (this edition): Chuban
DB artwork code: 40760
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:

Saturday, 7 July 2007


Title Carrying Salt Water
provenance: Robert O. Muller estate
Artist Yoshimune Arai 1873-1945
Seal Yoshimune
Dated 1910-30s
Publisher Nishinomiya Yosaku
Medium/Technique Woodblock print
Impression very good
Colors excellent - very good
Condition excellent - very good
Description Two villagers are carrying buckets of sea water for processing it to salt. The half moon illuminates the long, empty beach.
Note "Made in Japan" stamped on the back. Provenance: Robert O. Muller estate
Width Item 10.4 inches = 26.5 cm
Height Item 7.8 inches = 19.8 cm

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