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| Publisher (this edition): | Kyoto Hanga-In | Kyoto Hanga-In | Kyoto Hanga-In | Kyoto Hanga-In |
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| Notes (this edition) These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.: | Friday, 21 December 2007 Original Signed, Chinese Watercolor ; Lilly Flower This is an auction for a very attractive Chinese watercolor painting that is both signed and stamped ( Shinagawa ?). It is in very good condition and is 10" by 14" |
Tuesday, 23 November 2010 Title Lily Artist Bakufu Ono 1888-1976 Signature "Bakufu" in kanji and "B.Ohno". Seal Artist's seal. Dated 1952. Publisher Kyoto Hanga-in, Shinagawa. Medium/Technique Woodblock print. Impression Very good. Colors Excellent ... Burnishing. Condition Very good ... Light toning. Slightly creased. Two creases on the right edge. Slight specks. Description Lily is arranged in a black lacquered bamboo vase. Note Printer Nagae. Format Oban tate-e Width Item 11.3 inches = 28.8 cm Height Item 16.1 inches = 41.0 cm |
Saturday, 15 March 2008 This piece is signed in the image within the plate. This original woodblock is printed on paper which measures approximately 16" by 11.25" and the image measures approximately 15.25" by 10.5." This woodblock is framed by a piece of paper to protect it which could easily be removed to mat or frame. |
Monday, 31 December 2007 These beautiful woodblock prints would make quite a statement framed and hung side by side. It is my understanding that the artist, Bakufu Ohno, didn't title them, but they are known as Lily in Bamboo Vase and Peony in Bamboo Vase. They are not mine, but am selling for a friend. The prints measure approximately 10.5" by 15.5" and are in good condition. They have a few minor bites on the edges and a couple of pinholes and some minor dents and wrinkles. They also have the word SAMPLE stamped on the back, but it doesn't show through to the front. I don't believe any of these imperfections would be very noticeable after framing, but wanted to point them out in the interest of full disclosure. The background tone has darkened to a peachy-terra cotta color (not pink as it looks in they peony photo) and the ink colors are subtle and beautiful. There is a slight embossed effect around the flowers. The paper is sort of fibrous, more noticeable on the back. If you love Japanese art, you'll love these! |