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Artist: |
Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850) |
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| Subject: | A young woman cutting her nails on nanakusa day (seven herbs day, the seventh day of the first month). | ||
| Series: | Hanazono bantsuzuki (A series for the Hanazonoren). The series is composed of at least 17 surimono depicting women in the early ukiyo-e style, published privately for the poets group Hanazono-ren. | ||
| Signature: | Hokkei | ||
| Date: | ca.1820 | ||
| Size: | Surimono, Shikishiban, 20,7x18,3 cm. | ||
| Remarks: | Another impression is illustrated in: Charlotte van Rapard-Boon, Catalogue of the Collection of Japanese Prints Part IV Hiroshige and the Utagawa school, Japanese Prints c. 1810-1860, Rijksprentenkabinet, Amsterdam, 1984, no.168. | ||
| Conditions: | Very good impression with metallic pigments, very good colour and conditions | ||
| Item no. | D 33 | ||
| Price: | Euro 1300 | ||