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Hokkei Totoya 1780-1850 - Daikoku and Ebisu - Seven Lucky Gods

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Daikoku and Ebisu - Seven Lucky Gods
by Hokkei Totoya 1780-1850

Item	27248
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Date Sold	Sunday, June 3, 2007

Title	Daikoku and Ebisu - Seven Lucky Gods
	surimono
Artist	Hokkei Totoya 1780-1850
Description	The god of fortune, Daikoku with a large sack and the god of luck, Ebisu with his fishing rod. Various lucky symbols were depicted on the background. Meiji A-copy surimono were made mainly for exports. They were elaborately made with metallic pigments and embossing. For many of them, their originals no longer exist.
Signature	Hokkei.
Dated	Originally in Edo era. This is a Meiji A-copy published in early 1890s.
Medium/Technique	Woodblock print.
Impression	Excellent ... printed on a soft pliable Japanese paper, embossed.
Colors	Excellent - very good ... metallic pigments oxidized.
Condition	Very good ... paper toning, slightly soiled, edges lightly discolored.
Format	Kaku-Surimono
Width Item	7.1 inches = 18.0 cm
Height Item	8.3 inches = 21.0 cm

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