Nisshin Sentō Gahō - Kubota Beisen - Japan (No reserve price)
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Original woodblock print by Kubota Beisen, titled Nisshin Sentō Gahō, signed in the plate, 14 cm high by 18 cm wide, in excellent condition, depicting famous landmarks, produced in Japan, sold by owner or reseller, with frame.
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A pair of woodblock prints by Kubota Beisen
Nisshin Sentō Gahō (日清戦闘画報) – This is the most prominent work of this collaboration from that particular year.
It is a famous illustrated chronicle (in 11 parts) about the First Sino-Japanese War.
Artist/Author: Kubota Beisen (久保田米僊), together with his sons.
Publisher: Ōkura Yasugorō (大倉大角/大倉書店) in Tokyo.
Year: From October Meiji 27 (1894)
High-quality prints, sharply rendered.
Kubota Beisen (1852–1906): A highly regarded Japanese Nihonga painter, art teacher, and respected war journalist/illustrator. He combined traditional Japanese styles with Western perspective techniques.
Ōkura Yasugorō: A prominent Meiji-period publisher, affiliated with the renowned publishing house Ōkura Shoten in Tokyo.
See the photos for a good impression; they form part of the description.
Both are mounted in a black frame with royal blue matting and glass.
Will be sent by registered mail.
Seller's Story
Passion for Art, Antiques, and Collectibles. Always enthusiastically searching for interesting and beautiful Collectibles in Antiques, Art, Curiosities, Design & Vintage at markets, auctions, and estate sales.
I am fascinated by the story and history behind the various objects and their makers. The aim is to give these beautiful objects a new place among enthusiasts for their collection or to enhance their interior.
Started this dream as a sole proprietorship in 2018.
And of course, there is the love for the French Bulldog: Pip and especially successor Chouffe. That's why they are included again in my logo.
Translated by Google TranslateA pair of woodblock prints by Kubota Beisen
Nisshin Sentō Gahō (日清戦闘画報) – This is the most prominent work of this collaboration from that particular year.
It is a famous illustrated chronicle (in 11 parts) about the First Sino-Japanese War.
Artist/Author: Kubota Beisen (久保田米僊), together with his sons.
Publisher: Ōkura Yasugorō (大倉大角/大倉書店) in Tokyo.
Year: From October Meiji 27 (1894)
High-quality prints, sharply rendered.
Kubota Beisen (1852–1906): A highly regarded Japanese Nihonga painter, art teacher, and respected war journalist/illustrator. He combined traditional Japanese styles with Western perspective techniques.
Ōkura Yasugorō: A prominent Meiji-period publisher, affiliated with the renowned publishing house Ōkura Shoten in Tokyo.
See the photos for a good impression; they form part of the description.
Both are mounted in a black frame with royal blue matting and glass.
Will be sent by registered mail.
Seller's Story
Passion for Art, Antiques, and Collectibles. Always enthusiastically searching for interesting and beautiful Collectibles in Antiques, Art, Curiosities, Design & Vintage at markets, auctions, and estate sales.
I am fascinated by the story and history behind the various objects and their makers. The aim is to give these beautiful objects a new place among enthusiasts for their collection or to enhance their interior.
Started this dream as a sole proprietorship in 2018.
And of course, there is the love for the French Bulldog: Pip and especially successor Chouffe. That's why they are included again in my logo.
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Artist
Kubota Beisen
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Nisshin Sentō Gahō
Technique
Woodcut print
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
14 cm
Width
18 cm
Depiction/theme
Famous landmarks
Period
1950-1960
Sold with frame
Yes
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