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Notes (1st edition)Artist Unread View Artist Bio Title Bijin under Cherry Blossoms Date Of Work 1941 Dimensions 15 x 9.5 inches Condition Fine impression, color and condition. Notes: This print was an insert in the English language "Nippon Today & Tomorrow 1941" magazine. Dated in pencil on verso
Publisher (this edition): Osaka Mainichi Publishing Company Osaka Mainichi Publishing Company
Date of this item: 1941
Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.:
Thanks to Andrew for this entry.

Hi Ross,

Here is some context and another example for your Teii Nakamura woodblock: Sakura of Heian Shrine.

It originally comes from an English language "Nippon Today & Tomorrow 1941" magazine that gives a very much pre-war description of Japan for foreigners and includes some art work. All but the Teii Nakamura woodblock are lithographs, however.

This example of the print comes from a private library and apparently sat untouched on a shelf for 75 years. The woodblock print is close to its original condition, although the normal magazine pages are extremely fragile. A good description of the print, with the official title, appears on the tissue guard page. A quite nice pre-war bijin print of a thoughtful young Kyoto woman.

Andrew
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