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Ryusei Okamoto born 1949 - First Love - 1-A

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Ryusei Okamoto born 1949 - First Love - 1-A
First Love - 1-A
by Ryusei Okamoto born 1949


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Date Sold Sunday, October 22, 2006
Title First Love - 1-A
  limited edition
Artist Ryusei Okamoto born 1949
Description "Hatsukoi (A). English title is "First Love #1-A". A girl in orange kimono from the series "First Love". Ryusei often recited the famous poem about the first love by the poet Shimazaki Toson while he carved the wood blocks for this series. He spent 8 years to finish the series, in which he tried to create the neat and clean image of his ideal beauties. He also tried to resurrect the thin flowing lines of the ukiyo-e tradition. Ryusei has been working steadily for the art of carving wood blocks over decades.
Signature Signed, titled and numbered by artist in pencil.
Dated 1999.
Medium/Technique Woodblock print.
Impression Excellent.
Colors Excellent.
Condition Excellent - very good ... margins slighly wavy.
Edition Size 350
Note The B version of this design has a black and white background and can be found in our archive with item number 19734.
Width Item 16.8 inches = 42.6 cm
Height Item 20.9 inches = 53.0 cm
Width Image 14.2 inches = 36.0 cm
Height Image 17.7 inches = 45.0 cm

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