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Sakuichi Fukazawa 1896-1947 - Fruit - Hanga Vol. 14
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Fruit - Hanga Vol. 14
by Sakuichi Fukazawa 1896-1947
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| Date Sold |
Monday, November 26, 2007 |
| Title |
Fruit - Hanga Vol. 14 |
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before W.W.II |
| Artist |
Sakuichi Fukazawa 1896-1947 |
| Description |
"Fujo Kajitsu Zu" (Picture of a Fruit on a Cloth) from the sosaku-hanga folio, "Hanga" Vol. 14. Sakuichi Fukazawa stated about this print, "I made this design because I was attracted by the great quality of Japanese paper. I wanted to express the paper space effectively by the simple scheme of the red and the yellow, and the composition. First, I used "Kan-suki", "Sankaku" chisels to carve the line-block for the shape of the cloth which was the most important, and the outlines of the fruit, shadow, leaf and stem. Then I made the color block for the cloth. I made the block for the fruit and the leafy stem at the last. I only separated the colors on the same block when I printed the fruit. I used a pick to express the skin texture of the fruit. The printing sequence was same as the order of the finishes of the blocks.". |
| Signature |
"Fukazawa Sakuichi" printed on the back of presentation paper. |
| Dated |
1928. |
| Publisher |
Hanga-no-Ie. |
| Medium/Technique |
Woodblock print. |
| Impression |
Carved and printed by the artist. |
| Colors |
Very good. |
| Condition |
Very good ... Paper toning, foxing and slight soils on the margins, three light creases (paper failure) on the background, the top edge tipped on the presentation paper. |
| Width Item |
9.1 inches = 23.0 cm |
| Height Item |
6.0 inches = 15.2 cm |
| Width Mat |
10.2 inches = 26.0 cm |
| Height Mat |
7.7 inches = 19.5 cm |
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