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| Notes (1st edition) | ???????? ?? ??? ??14? ??(??)·?·1 39.8×27.2 | ||
| Publisher (this edition): | Kansai Bijutsusha | Kansai Bijutsusha | Kansai Bijutsusha |
| Date of this item: | 1939 | 1939 | |
| Notes (this edition) These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.: | https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/japanese-prints-glimpse-floating-world/complete-set-eight-views-korea-125/22633 THE COMPLETE SET OF EIGHT VIEWS OF KOREA Estimate : GBP 10,000 - 15,000 DESCRIPTION Kawase Hasui (1883–1957) The complete set of Eight Views of Korea (Chosen hakkei) Eight woodblock prints, each signed and sealed Hasui, and published for Kansai Bijutsusha by Watanabe Shozaburo, 1939 The designs comprising: 1. Chongsokjong, Kyongju (Keishu Sosekitei), October 1939 2. Samburam rock, Kumgang Mountain (Kongosan Sansengan), August 1939 3. Pulguk Temple, Kyongju (Keishu Bukkokuji), September 1939 4. Hwasa Gate, Suwon (Mizuhara Kakomon), August 1939 5. Spring at Pubyong Pavilion, Modan Viewpoint, Pyongyang (Heijo no haru (Botandai Fusekiro)), 1939 6. Nakhwa, Puyo (Fuyo Rakkagan), September 1939 7. Sanggye Pavilion, Paekyang Temple (Hakuyoji Sokeiro), November 1939 8. Kyonghwe Pavilion, Kyongsong (Chosen hakkei, Kyojo Keikaro), November 1939 Each approx. 42.5 x 29.2 cm. |
Thursday, 23 July 2009 @ ??35?? ?? P00137-003 ????????? Prints : The Kyonghoiru Pavilion, Seoul from "Eight Scenes from Korea" 1939 color woodcut on paper 39.8×27.2 P00137-003 The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo |
Saturday, 18 July 2009 ???¦?????? ???? ??? ????¦ ? ???? ? ???????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????? ??????···42.8X29.5cm ?????···39.8X27.3cm Note: Kawase Hasui travelled for Korea during June 1 through July 4, 1939 together with Yamakawa Shuhou (????)by Korean Railway Bureau's invitation. Just after his travel, Hasui started to make his woodblock prints of "Korean Eight Views Series" under the copy right of Osaka Kansai Bijutsusha (???????)which founder was Naitou Seifuu(????), Actually speaking, those woodblock prints were carved and printed by Watanabe Shozaburo's workshop. And al woodblocks and those copy rights were transferred to Watanabe Shozaburo on April 15, 1940 for 440 yen. In May 1940, they held an exhibition of Hasui prints in Seoul where Hasui himself attended. As far as I remember, several prints of Korean Views series held both Watanabe Shozaburo's publisher seal and Osaka Kansai Bijutsusha 's publisher seal, which suggested that unsold prints were transferred to Watanabe. From my personal standpoints, those prints quality seemed to be normal and less attractive. Regards, Tosh |