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Fumio Kitaoka 1918-2007 - Ichimoku-shu Vol.4 - Portrait

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Fumio Kitaoka 1918-2007 - Ichimoku-shu Vol.4 - Portrait
Ichimoku-shu Vol.4 - Portrait
by Fumio Kitaoka 1918-2007


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Date Sold Thursday, January 10, 2013
Title Ichimoku-shu Vol.4 - Portrait
Artist Fumio Kitaoka 1918-2007
Description From Sosaku-hanga folio, "Ichimoku-shu" Vol. 4. Portrait of Yoshiro Nagayo.
The portfolio was published from "Ichimoku-kai", a small sosaku-hanga artists group established by Koshiro Onchi in 1939. The group consisted of Jun'ichiro Sekino, Umetaro Azechi and Yamaguchi Gen.
The membership gradually increased and they decided to publish a group folio in 1944. They published the folio on and off every year from 1944 through 1950s. 17 to 24 prints were included in one folio depending on the membership at the time.
Ichimoku-kai became the spearhead to introduce Sosaku-hanga to Japanese public and the overseas later.
Signature "F.K" on the bottom left.
Dated 1948.
Publisher Ichimoku-kai.
Medium/Technique Woodblock print.
Impression Very good.
Colors Very good ... Mica sprinkled.
Condition Very Good ... Slight foxing and slight soils on the margins. A printer's crease on the lower margin.
Width Item 11.0 inches = 28.0 cm
Height Item 14.3 inches = 36.4 cm

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