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| Notes (1st edition) | This is now a confirmed Tsuchiya Koitsu print. The seal of the publisher Baba Nobuhiko can be found on the verso of some examples of this print. The style of this scene is similar to that of Tsuchiya Koitsu. Given Koitsu was Baba's main artist, and the fact that Koitsu published a similar scene via Shobido, I have little doubt that this is by Koitsu despite not having an artist seal. | ||
| Publisher (this edition): | Baba Nobuhiko | Baba Nobuhiko | Baba Nobuhiko |
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| Notes (this edition) These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.: | this comes from the collection of a professor friend. She taught at a college in japan for over 30 years. She was also a photo journalist there as well. She knew many of the ambassador's wives. She loved collecting views of japan, the ladies gave her many of the woodblock prints I'm selling for her. This too is in excellent condition. I don't know if that is an actual temple, but it could be. Measures, 5 7/8" x 4". Nothing more I can tell you. |
These are 2 of a very large collection of woodblock prints, with some original works as well. My knowledge of these are very limited. Not knowing the values, I leave that up to you. I'm auctioning off mostly in groups, starting at $3.99. measuring, both are 6" , but while the one overlooking the water is, 3 3/4" mt fiji is 4 1/16" .the person who amassed this collection lived, and taught college in japan for over 30 years. She, like I knows very little about them. Some she purchased, others were given to her. | Vintage original, not photographic, Japanese Woodblock Print Postcard, artist signed. The postcard is unused and is in excellent condition. It has a very small rust? Stain at the top middle of the print. It measures approximately 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". Note the seal of the publisher Baba Nobuhiko on the verso. |