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Sunday, 28 September 2008
Catalog ID: 7452 Artist: Shiro Kasamatsu Title: Moonrise at Nuzu Gongen Shrine, Tokyo Print Type: Original Japanese Woodblock Print Edition No: First Edition Date: 1932 Publisher: S. Watanabe - copyright seal in lower right margin Reference No: K-3. Watanabe 1936 catalog Size: 15-1/4 x 10-1/4 " Condition: Very fine. Notes: A fine and scarce example of this early Kasamatsu print, published by Watanabe. |
Tuesday, 14 March 2006
Lot #: 135 Artist: Shiro, Kasamatsu, 1898-1991 Title: Moonrise at Nezu Gongen Shrine, Tokyo Date: 1932 Medium: woodblock Dimensions: 14 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches Provenance: Robert O. Muller Estate Condition: Faint tide mark around drying hole in top left margin Comments: Published by The Watanabe Color Print Co. Estimate: Starting Bid:
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Sunday, 5 February 2006
Title Nezu Gongen Shrine provenance: Robert O. Muller Estate Artist Shiro Kasamatsu 1898-1992 Seal artist's seal Dated 1932 Publisher Watanabe Medium/Technique Woodblock print Impression excellent - very good … (early printing before World War II) Colors excellent Condition excellent - very good … light toning, slight creases and pencil writings on the upper margin, slightly soiled on the right margin, a pin size hole on the left upper margin. Description "Tukinode" Moon rise at Nezu Gongen shrine. Note Provenance: Robert O. Muller Collection - "Made in Japan" stamped on verso. Watanabe D-style copyright seal for 1931-1941. Format Oban tate-e Width Item 10.2 inches = 26.0 cm Height Item 15.4 inches = 39.0 cm
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By one of the great Shin Hanga masters, Kasamatsu Shiro, this is titled Moonrise At Nezu Gongen Shrine and was printed in 1932, has the Watanabe seal lower right. In mint condition it is oban size 15 by 10 1/4. Tipped to an acid free mat it is ready for your frame. My scan came out uncharasticaly lousey, the woodblock is much clearer, not muddy.
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