Decorative ornament
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A remarkable Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print by Hashiguchi Goyo (1880–1921), released in Taisho 7 (1918). This work presents the refined beauty of traditional Japanese figures, inspired by the artistic heritage of Kitagawa Utamaro and the elegant world of Edo-period ukiyo-e.
Created using the traditional hand-carved and hand-printed woodblock technique, this edition was produced with the collaboration of skilled craftsmen:
Carver: Koike Masazo
Printer: Takano Shichinosuke
This chūban (medium format) print showcases delicate lines, subtle color layers, and the sophisticated beauty typical of early 20th-century Japanese woodblock art. The reverse side shows clear pigment penetration, demonstrating the quality of traditional printing.
A highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of Japanese art, ukiyo-e history, and traditional woodblock craftsmanship. A beautiful example connecting the artistic legacy of Utamaro’s bijin-ga (beautiful women portraits) with the revival of ukiyo-e during the Taisho era.
Condition: Excellent, with vivid colors and clear details.
The item will be thoroughly inspected, securely packaged, and shipped with a tracking number.
A remarkable Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print by Hashiguchi Goyo (1880–1921), released in Taisho 7 (1918). This work presents the refined beauty of traditional Japanese figures, inspired by the artistic heritage of Kitagawa Utamaro and the elegant world of Edo-period ukiyo-e.
Created using the traditional hand-carved and hand-printed woodblock technique, this edition was produced with the collaboration of skilled craftsmen:
Carver: Koike Masazo
Printer: Takano Shichinosuke
This chūban (medium format) print showcases delicate lines, subtle color layers, and the sophisticated beauty typical of early 20th-century Japanese woodblock art. The reverse side shows clear pigment penetration, demonstrating the quality of traditional printing.
A highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of Japanese art, ukiyo-e history, and traditional woodblock craftsmanship. A beautiful example connecting the artistic legacy of Utamaro’s bijin-ga (beautiful women portraits) with the revival of ukiyo-e during the Taisho era.
Condition: Excellent, with vivid colors and clear details.
The item will be thoroughly inspected, securely packaged, and shipped with a tracking number.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Material
Paper
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27.8 cm
Width
19.8 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
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