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Notes (1st edition)
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Notes (this edition)
These notes were written by the original owner/seller/auctioner of the item and may be inaccurate.: 		Singing Cricket (Kuchi-e)
by Kiyokata Kaburagi 1878-1973		 Artist: Kiyokata (1878-1973)
Format: Kuchi-e( approx: 30,5cmx22cm),
Conditions: Fine colors and impression .Backed. Light toning and slight soiling, as is common in these Kuchi-e pieces. The print is folded vertically (now flattened) as are all kuchi-e prints (because of their use), so this is not a negative. The print is exactly as the pictures.So please, look attentively the picture. Thank you.
Subject:
The work is a Kuchi-e print by Kiyokata. He was an important woodblock printmaker of the Meiji Period. His kuchi-e prins is very rare. He was the disciple of Yoshitoshi and Toshikata. We can feel the influence of the tradition in the print. Kuchi-e are woodblock-printed frontispiece illustrations produced for publication in Japanese novels and literary magazines at the turn-of-the-century (1895-1912). This print represents a beauty contemplating grasshopper on a lantern.
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