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Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura

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Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura 建長寺
by Risei (Tanaka Iwajiro)

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Artist: Risei (Tanaka Iwajiro) 里青(田中岩次郎)
Title: Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura 建長寺
Series: 
Date of first edition?1941/2
Publisher (first edition)?Baba Nobuhiko 馬場信彦
Publisher (this edition)?Baba Nobuhiko 馬場信彦
Medium (first edition): Woodblock
Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (first edition): Large Oban
Format (this edition): Oban
DB artwork code: 48042
Notes (first edition)?
Name: Iwajiro (Risei) Tanaka

Biographical: 1895-1976

Title: Kencho Temple in Kamakura

Signature: "Risei" in the lower left.

Dated: 1941, February.

Publisher: Baba Nobuhiko.

Technique: Woodblock print

More: Very Rare. During W.W.II.

Description
"Kamakura Kencho-ji" (Kencho Temple in Kamakura). Two people are walking away from the large, red gate of Kencho temple on a snow falling day.
A rarely seen design by the little-known artist, Satohisa - Risei. During the W.W.II in Japan, the paper was rationed and the demand for the art prints was almost ceased, therefore, the woodblock print production had dwindled to a trickle.

Width Item: 11.4 inches = 29.0 cm

Height Item: 16.7 inches = 42.5 cm

Width Image: 10.0 inches = 25.5 cm

Height Image: 15.6 inches = 39.5 cm

絵師   里青(田中岩次郎)
題名   鎌倉 建長寺
時代   昭和16年(1941年)
サイズ  大判 (縦42.5cm×横28.5cm)
Notes (this edition)?
The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Note that there may be some inaccuracies:

Name: Iwajiro (Risei) Tanaka

Biographical: 1895-1976

Title: Kencho Temple in Kamakura

Signature: "Risei" in the lower left.

Dated: 1941, February.

Publisher: Baba Nobuhiko.

Technique: Woodblock print

More: Very Rare. During W.W.II.

Description
"Kamakura Kencho-ji" (Kencho Temple in Kamakura). Two people are walking away from the large, red gate of Kencho temple on a snow falling day.
A rarely seen design by the little-known artist, Satohisa - Risei. During the W.W.II in Japan, the paper was rationed and the demand for the art prints was almost ceased, therefore, the woodblock print production had dwindled to a trickle.

Width Item: 11.4 inches = 29.0 cm

Height Item: 16.7 inches = 42.5 cm

Width Image: 10.0 inches = 25.5 cm

Height Image: 15.6 inches = 39.5 cm

Artist Bio: 
Iwajiro Tanaka was born in Kanda, Tokyo. He used the art name "Risei" during and after W.W.II. He lived in Hamashima in Mie prefecture during W.W.II. He was one of few western style painters, whose works recorded the scenes of Tokyo area before and after W.W.II with the names of the towns and places.
1910 : His works are shown at the Hakuba-kai exhibition.
1919: Teiten Exhibition. After he moved to Ibaraki prefecture, he participated in associations such as Hakujitsu-kai, Kofu-kai. He didn't belong to any art association after 1925. (Info. from Inoha Gallery).

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