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Notes (1st edition)
Publisher (this edition): Kato Junji Kato Junji
Date of this item: 1938 1938
Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.:
Saturday, 26 September 2009

Shin Hanga: Woman's Hood
Lot AU62
Artist: Umeji Takahisa

Format: Large oban tate-e: 17" x 12" approx

Subject: Kato the publisher produced a number of prints from sketches and designs by Umeji, particularly of young Japanese women in early 1920's western fashions.

This example is probably the most famous. Produced in a limited edition of 150 impressions, of which this is numbered 30. Complete with original folder

Subject reproduced, full page colour, in Smith, The Japanese Print Since 1900. page 78 #64.

Publisher: Junji Kato, Tokyo

Date: 1938

Condition: Full size. Very light foxing to verso. Minor marks and flaws. Generally very good state.

Colour: Fine

Impression: Very fine, printed on de luxe Japanese art paper

Estimated Value: £500 - £750
Thursday, 15 February 2007

Artist
Takehisa Yumeji

Series
Onna Judai (Ten Subjects of Women)

Title
Ine 130/150
Date Of Work
c. 1930

Publisher
Kato Junji of Nihon Hanga Kenkyusho

Dimensions
17.25 x 12.25

Condition
Fine impression, color and condition.

Notes
From a set of 10 prints titled Onna Judai. Edition of 150
Price
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