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Muse - Collection of Creative Designs by Hisui
by Hisui Sugiura 1876-1965
| Item | 31609 |
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| Date Sold | Monday, November 26, 2007 |
| Title | Muse - Collection of Creative Designs by Hisui |
| Before W.W.II | |
| Artist | Hisui Sugiura 1876-1965 |
| Description | Page no. 19 from the album, "Hisui sosaku Zu'an Shu" (The Collection of Creative Designs by Hisui). These Art Nouveau style designs were very popular in late Meiji - Taisho era. Hisui SUGIURA was the leading member of the modern Japanese graphic art movement. In which, he tried to cultivate the Japanese original graphic art instead of merely imitating the Western Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. He established the graphic art departments at The Tama Art College and The Musashino Art College. He stated in the preface of this album that it included the new designs as well as his old designs. Because the most of his old designs had been lost by the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, he wanted to preserve the memories of his old favorite designs. |
| Signature | "Hisui Sosaku Zuan Shu" printed on the bottom of the page. |
| Dated | 1926 (Taisho 15). |
| Publisher | Bungado (Matsudaira Suegoro). |
| Medium/Technique | Woodblock print. |
| Impression | Very good ... Printed on a thin paper and pasted on an album paper. |
| Colors | Very good. |
| Condition | Very good ... Paper toning, light foxing, the margins soiled. |
| Note | Woodblock carver Yamagishi Kazue and Ogura Wasaburo. Woodblock printer Nishimura Kumakichi. Lithograph printer Nakamura Katsuzo. Metal plate carver Hikozaka Yoshiharu. |
| Width Item | 11.0 inches = 28.0 cm |
| Height Item | 14.4 inches = 36.5 cm |
| Width Image | 7.1 inches = 18.0 cm |
| Height Image | 9.1 inches = 23.0 cm |
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