BAIREI KINGFISHER FISH PRINT Of a 1880s JAPANESE WOODBLOCK Woodcut Bird Print

$ 10.33

Production Technique: Offset Lithograph Seller Notes: “A print in VGC; please read our description for full details.” Size: Small/Medium Style: Woodcuts, As shown Artist: Kono Bairei Features: Loose Region of Origin: UK Originality: Reproduction Subject: Birds Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Theme: As shown Colour: Multi-Colour Type: Print Material: Paper Culture: N/A Year of Production: 1952 Time Period Produced: 1950-1959 Print Surface: Paper

Description

Print of a Japanese Woodblock ' Kingfisher ' with catch By Kono Bairei (1844-1895) Originally published in the late Meiji period (1880s), this facsimile edition is from 1952, of which we are pleased to offer the entire series. Printed on paper using modern Lithography techniques. The image is printed within borders with a title and Bairei's oval red Hankyo seal. Thus an 'art print' of a Woodcut, and not an original woodblock print (many of which we also have listed, including those of Bairei) The colour scheme owes much to that of the Hokusai Manga, using black, greys and a red/pink ink. There is also a successful combination of the 'new' Japanese realism and the traditional Chinese influenced landscape tradition. Condition as per our photos: (Excellent) Where there are two sheets they have a central gutter, you could fold or trim this as required. Size approx: 5.5 x 8 inches within the 'frame' We offer Shipping discounts for multiple purchases; Worldwide! Order values for postal insurance: UK: Above £20, please choose 'Signed For', above £50 use 'Special Delivery'. Non-UK: Above £20 please select 'International Tracked' shipping, above £50 there will be small charge for additional insurance. (If you select the standard economy option your insurance cover will be limited to £20). It is easy to view the collection via our eBay shop ' Mainly Meiji ' where items are arranged by category, please add us to your list of Favourite Sellers... Do keep browsing; I will continue to list prints from my personal collection.