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Notes (1st edition)
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Date of this item: 1907 1907
Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.:
Title Seiobo - Queen of the West (kuchi-e)
Artist Keishu Takeuchi 1861-1942 - click for artist
Seal artist's seal (keishu)
Dated 1907
Impression excellent - very good
Colors very good … silver colored metallic pigment partially oxidized
Condition good … light soil and creases, three horizontal folds
Description "Sei-o-bo" (Si Wang Mu in Chinese. Queen of the West) The Taoist deity who lives in Konron (Kuen Lun) mountains. She cares for the mythical peach tree which bears fruits every three thousand years. Eating this peach bestows immortality. According to the legend, Tobosaku stole and ate the peach and made himself "sennin".
Width 8.9 inches = 22.5 cm
Height 11.2 inches = 28.5 cm
Saturday, 17 September 2005

Title Seiobo - Queen of the West
kuchi-e
Artist Keishu Takeuchi 1861-1942
Seal artist's seal (keishu)
Dated 1907
Technique/Medium Woodblock print
Impression very good
Colors good … silver colored metallic pigment oxidized
Condition good … lightly soiled, light metallic transfer stains on the face, some red ink specks, horizontal folds usual for kuchi-e, album backing partially removed.
Description "Sei-o-bo" (Si Wang Mu in Chinese. Queen of the West) The Taoist deity who lives in Konron (Kuen Lun) mountains. She cares for the mythical peach tree which bears fruits every three thousand years. Eating this peach bestows immortality. According to the legend, Tobosaku stole and ate the peach and made himself "sennin".
Width 8.5 inches = 21.5 cm
Height 11.2 inches = 28.5 cm
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