Notes (this edition) These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.: | ????? ??? ???
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This print appears to have the dating of "7.4.22" on the verso, which would be 22nd of April, Showa 1932 (it's not likely to be Heisei 7). If so, this would be further confirmation of the dating of 1932 for this scene. |
TITLE: Tipsy DATE:1932 SIZE:18 x 11.75 MEDIUM:Woodblock Print PUBLISHER:Ikeda CONDITION:Fine impression, color and condition. |
KOTONDO Horoyoi (Tipsy), published by Ikeda, numbered on verso 8/100, c.1929 Fine impression and condition, tape stain on verso 48.2x29.5cm. |
TORII KOTONDO (1900-1976)
A Tipsy Geisha 1932 woodblock 40.5 x 25.5 cm (image), 48.0 x 29.5 cm (sheet) signed and stamped with artist's seal within image edition: First edition, Ikeda Publishers
Provenance: Mr Edwin A. Dearn, Japan, c1930s Thence by descent, private collection, Sydney
No edition number on the verso. Among a set of 10 Kotondo/Ikeda prints with no edition numbers.
Later on scholten-japanese-art.com:
Torii Kotondo, 1900-1976 Tipsy (Horoyoi)
mica ground, signed Kotondo with artist's seal Torii, with publisher's limited edition paper seal on verso, Ikeda, Horoyoi, San-kai, dai - go, (published by Ikeda, Tipsy, 3rd print, not numbered), ca. 1932 dai oban tate-e 18 7/8 by 11 5/8 in., 47.8 by 29.5 cm References: Gallery Beniya, Torii Kotondo, 1995, p. 21, no. 12 Reigle Newland, Amy, and Hamanaka Shinji, The Female Image, 2000, p. 135, pl. 182 (with suggested title 'Sakezuki' or 'Sake Cup') |
No.235 |
JPWA Auction.
??? As you might know, this original print should have been published around Showa 7th (1932) with so-called Kotondo seal on its verso. As this print, however, had no Kotondo seal nor edition number on its verso. Its condition was pretty good except a few mica comings off and visible stains on down margin and left up corner. Please refer to the atacched images. |