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Notes (1st edition)From the novel Yureito ?????(??????) by Kuroiwa Ruiko (????), a translation of the novel "A Woman in Grey" (1898) by Alice Muriel Williamson.
Publisher (this edition): Not Set Not Set
Date of this item: 1911
Notes (this edition)
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Sunday, 5 February 2006

Kuchi-e: The Severed Head

Artist: Tomioka Eisen
Format: Aiban yoko-e: 9" x 13" approx

Subject: A bizarre design with an ancient bearded European man showing a severed head to a formally dressed European man.

Tomioka Eisen was born in Nagano prefecture under the name of Hidetaro. He went to Tokyo to study drafting and was employed by the army as a civilian. Later he resigned from the army and became a full time illustrator. Most of his works were illustrations for newspapers, journals and kuchi-e.

Date: c.1900

Condition: Fine. Never folded.

Colour: Fine

Impression: Fine


Estimated Value: ?150 - ?250
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