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Artist: |
Yashima Gakutei (1786?-1868) |
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| Subject: | Couple on the bridge at Kamejima. | ||
| Series: | Edo meisho mitate junishi (Famous places in Edo as the twelve animals of the zodiac). This print is associated with the Hare zodiacal sign. | ||
| Signature: | Gakutei | ||
| Date: | ca. 1835 | ||
| Size: | Surimono shikishiban, 21,2x18,8 cm. | ||
| Remarks: | Another example is illustrated in
Charlotte van Rappard-Boon. Catalogue of the Collection of Japanese Prints Part III
Hokusai and His School, Japanese Prints c. 1800-1840. Rijksprentenkabinet. Amsterdam:
Rijksprentenkabinet Rijksmuseum, 1982, no. 263. According the description in the catalogue this series of surimono was designed by Gakutei for the Ichiyoren, a subdivision of the Katsushikaren group of poets. |
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| Conditions: | Very good impression, colour and conditions. | ||
| Item no. | D 31 | ||
| Price: | Euro 1200 | ||