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Rokkaku Pavilion

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Rokkaku Pavilion
by Imai Takehisa (b. 1940)

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Artist: Imai Takehisa (b. 1940) — 今井武久
Title: Rokkaku Pavilion
Series: 
Date 1st edition?: Not set
Publisher 1st edition?: Not Set
Publisher (this edition)?: Not Set
Medium (1st edition): Woodblock
Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (1st edition): Large Oban
Format (this edition): Large Oban
DB artwork code: 43309
Notes (1st edition)?:  Artist: Takehisa Imai 1940 -
Title: Rokkaku Pavilion
Date: Ca 1980s
Medium: Woodblock print
Edition Size 150
Width Item 13.8 inches = 35.0 cm
Height Item 18.7 inches = 47.5 cm

Notes: Rokkaku-do pavilion of Choho-ji temple in Kyoto. Because the main hall is the hexagonal shape, it is named as "Rokkaku" (Six Edged). It is also known as the birthplace of the Ikenobo flower arranging school
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:

Impression Very good.
Colors Excellent.
Condition Excellent - very good.
Numbered 46 / 150

Artist Bio: 
今井武久　（いまいたけひさ）昭和１５年　愛知県出身　日本美術院　院友、院展入16、春の院展入10 中東・西アジアカラコルム取材22　美術年鑑掲載

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