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Notes (1st edition)
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Date of this item: c1950s c1950s c1950s
Notes (this edition)
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Okada, Koichi- Mt Fuji- 2.jpg is:

Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi by Koichi Okada. Genuine woodblock print. Fine condition, color and impression. Oban size measures 16.1 x 11.0 inches. Title, Unsodo seal, printer's seal, carver's seal and Gei watermark in left margin. Koichi Ga characters in lower right of image. Not dated. Strong ink bleed through on fine washi. One of Koichi's best spring scenes.
Okada, Koichi- Mt Fuji- 1.jpg is:

Kouichi OKADA (1907- ??)

"Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi"
1950

Print size is 16.0" x 10.75"

Early Edition

Condition is very good. No tears, folds or creases. This print is perfect in every way. Strong image bleedthrough to verso

Master OKADA, a contemporary of HASUI, was not well known outside Japan, but his skill and technique are superb. Unlike HASUI, GOYO, etc., whose works were extensively exported, thus gaining them recognition in the West, OKADA showed and sold extensively in Japan, and is considered a true Shin-Hanga master.
This early strike evidences the publisher's watermark (GEI) in the lower right corner and the all-important double carver (Okura)/printer (Takenaka) seals as well as the artist seal.

The colours and contrast in this lovely print are incredible; ever-so-delicate, but yet so strikingly bold. The serenity of snow covered Mt. Fuji in the background reflects in the brilliant waters of lovely lake Kawaguchi. The print is framed with brilliant pink cherry blossoms.
"Mt. Fuji", Woodblock Print by Okada Koichi

A Beautiful Original Japanese Woodblock Print by Okada Koichi, 15 7/8" h., born 1907, ca. late 1950s to early 1960s, 10 5/8" w., oban tante-e orientation, a later edition print but still nonetheless very impressive, one in the series titled 12 Views of Japan, depicting Mt. Fuji as viewed from across a lake through branches of blooming cherry blossoms, on rag torn mulberry paper, in excellent condition with strong color, registration, and bleed through.
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