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Ryusei Okamoto born 1949 - Mid Summer - First Love # 27

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Ryusei Okamoto born 1949 - Mid Summer - First Love # 27
Mid Summer - First Love # 27
by Ryusei Okamoto born 1949


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Date Sold Sunday, June 11, 2006
Title Mid Summer - First Love # 27
  limited edition : 1 / 350
Artist Ryusei Okamoto born 1949
Description From the series "First Love", No.27. "Koi Somerukoro; Manatsu" (The Mid Summer). Ryusei often recited the famous poem about the first love by the poet Shimazaki Toson while he carved the wood blocks for 8 years to finish this series. He found the wet and gentle quality of Japanese paper and the watercolors of the traditional woodblock print were ideal for the expression of the lyrical states of the mind. In this print, a girl in a cherry pattern beach dress looks at the viewer in somewhat inquisitive way.
Signature Signed, titled and numbered by the artist in pencil.
Dated 2006.
Medium/Technique Woodblock print.
Impression Excellent.
Colors Excellent ... fine gradations.
Condition Excellent.
Edition Size 350
Numbered 1 / 350
Width Item 10.4 inches = 26.5 cm
Height Item 24.5 inches = 62.3 cm
Width Image 7.9 inches = 20.1 cm
Height Image 21.9 inches = 55.5 cm
Note The image was taken from the original print.
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