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Eiho Hirezaki 1881-1968 - Melancholy

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Eiho Hirezaki 1881-1968 - Melancholy
Melancholy
by Eiho Hirezaki 1881-1968


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Date Sold Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Title Melancholy
  kuchi-e
Artist Eiho Hirezaki 1881-1968
Description Frontispiece illustration for the novel, "En-bata", published in Bungei Kurabu vol.19, no. 11. A beauty seems to be lost in melancholic thoughts looking at outside garden from the living room. Eiho was a leading kuchi-e illustrator along with Kaburagi Kiyokata in Meiji - Taisho era. His ample talent could express his subject's subtle feelings in the most natural and elegant ways.
Signature 'Eiho' in the plate.
Seal Artist's seal.
Dated 1913.
Publisher Bungei Kurabu.
Medium/Technique Woodblock print.
Impression Excellent - very good.
Colors Very good.
Condition Very good ... Paper toning, slight foxing on the background, two horizontal folds usual for kuchi-e. A tear of ca. 1,8 cm = 0,70 inch from the left top edge fixed with a piece of paper from the back.
Width Item 8.3 inches = 21.0 cm
Height Item 11.6 inches = 29.5 cm
Literature Merritt, Helen; Nanako Yamada, "Woodblock Kuchi-e Prints: Reflections of Meiji Culture", Honolulu; University of Hawaii Press, 2000, ISBN 0-8248-2073-8, -
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