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Notes (1st edition)
Publisher (this edition): Uchida Uchida Uchida
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Notes (this edition)
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Hasegawa, Konobu- Untitled- Girls Playing.jpg is:

A CHARMING WOODBLOCK THREE YOUNG GIRLS PLAYING PADDLE BALL AND GAMES IN BEAUTIFUL COLORED KIMONOS, SUCH CUTE FACES. THIS IS BY HASEGAWA KONOBU B.1914 ELDEST SON OF SADANOBU III, HIS PRINTS INCLUDE DEPICTIONS OF BOYS AND GIRLS IN SEASONAL ACTIVITIES. PUBLISHED BY UCHIDA IN KYOTO. USED KONOBU ON HIS SEAL. PRINT IS ATTACHED UPPER LEFT AND RIGHT CORNERS TO BACK FOLDER, ONE DIRT SPOT TO RIGHT OF LARGEST FIGURE AND A FAINT SMUDGE IN FAR RIGHT BORDER. IN THE RIGHT HAND MARGIN FAINT CHARARCTERS IN JAPANESE UNKNOWN, COLORS ARE BRIGHT AND GOOD BLEEDTHRU. A NICE ONE MEASURES 16.5X11.25


This is a Jpanese woodblock print published by the Uchida company in the post war period. There is a signature on the print, but I'm not sure who the artist is. It is too large for my scanner, so what you see above is taken from a photo - the partial scan below shows a more accurate image of the colours.

This print shows three girls playing a traditional Japanese New Year game.

There are some colourful details in the kimono.

The print measures 42 by 29 cm.
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