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Artist: |
After Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800) |
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| Subject: | Red parakeet in an oak tree | ||
| Series: | Kacho-zu. | ||
| Signature: | Artist's seals Jokin-no-in and Keiwa-shi. | ||
| Date: | 1897 | ||
| Publisher: | Not known | ||
| Size: | 28,5 x 37,2,6 cm. Mounted on the original passepartout with JM monogram 34 x 50,5 cm. | ||
| Reference: | The original series of six handcolored prints is extremely rare and is illustrated and fully described in Hickman and Sato, The Paintings of Jakuchu, New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1989, no. 26. This print is a high quality facsimile printed by woodblocks in 1897. | ||
| Provenance: | John Mellor Collection | ||
| Conditions: | Very good impression, colour and conditions. | ||
| Item no. | H 41 | ||
| Price: | Euro 450 | ||
