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Daimon Kinoshita born 1946 - Champion Sumo Wrestler, Hokutoumi

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Daimon Kinoshita born 1946 - Champion Sumo Wrestler, Hokutoumi
Champion Sumo Wrestler, Hokutoumi
by Daimon Kinoshita born 1946


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Date Sold Sunday, July 31, 2011
Title Champion Sumo Wrestler, Hokutoumi
  the print comes with the decorative folder
Artist Daimon Kinoshita born 1946
Description Hokutoumi Nobuyoshi.He was smaller than the average sumo wrestler, but his erdent practice made him the grand champion "Yokozuna", in 1987-92.
After some 80 years of absence, the Japan Sumo Association commissioned the making of traditional nishiki-e style woodblock printing to publisher Kyoto Hanga-in, artist Daimon, carver Kishima and printer Ito in 1985. These new Sumo Nishiki-e are sold in Ryogoku Kokugi-kan in Tokyo.
Signature 'Daimon'.
Seal Artist's seal.
Dated 1985.
Publisher Kyoto Hanga-in.
Medium/Technique Woodblock print.
Impression Excellent.
Colors Excellent.
Condition Excellent - very good ... Some ink residues on the left margin. The print comes with a certificate from the Japan Sumo Association, the original decorative wrapper and folder.
Note Carver Matsuda Torazo, printer Ito Tomoro. Copyright seal of "zaidan hojin Nihon Sumo Kyokai" on the lower margin.
Width Item 10.6 inches = 27.0 cm
Height Item 16.1 inches = 41.0 cm
Width Mat 14.0 inches = 35.5 cm
Height Mat 18.9 inches = 48.0 cm
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