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Notes (1st edition)Artist: Ikuharu Watanabe 1895-1975 Title: Girls Festival Date: Ca 1930s Medium: Woodblock print Notes: From the series, "Showa Bijo Sugata Kurabe" (Competing Beauties in the Showa Era). "Yayoi, Hinamatsuri" (March - The Girl's Festival) Width Item 10.4 inches = 26.3 cm Height Item 15.2 inches = 38.7 cm Literature Newland, Amy R.; and S. Hamanaka, "The Female Image: 20th Century Prints of Japanese Beauties", Leiden: Hotei, 2000, ISBN 90 74822 20 7, - pg.176, pl.248 ?????? ?? ??? ???????40cm 26cm ????????????????????????????????
Publisher (this edition): Not Set Not Set
Date of this item: 1920s
Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.:
Impression Excellent - embossed.
Colors Very good.
Condition Good ... Paper toning. Slight foxing. A horizontal fold on the upper background and the lower area.
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Later on Saru Gallery (print seems to have been repaired, i.e., toning removed):

March – The Girl’s Festival, from the series Competing beauties in the Shôwa Era, published ca. 1930.
Paper size: 26.2 x 39.5 cm. See \"The Female Image\" p.176.
A very rare print, from a series that is seldom seen.

Fine impression and colours, very good condition: very light surface dirt in places.
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