"Shoji 15 Autumn Garden (障子 15 秋の庭)" - Limited 36/300 - Large work - Hiroto Norikane 乗兼広人 (b1949) - Japan

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Hiroto Norikane’s hand-signed etching with aquatint, titled “Shoji 15 Autumn Garden (障子 15 秋の庭)”, is a large, limited edition print (36/300) from Japan, sheet 355 x 320 mm, image 245 x 210 mm, dated 2010–2020, in excellent condition.

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Technic: Etching
Artist: Hiroto NORIKANE 乗兼広人 (b 1949)
Title: "Shoji 15 Autumn Garden (障子 15 秋の庭)"
Limited Edition 36/300, in 2013 Japan
Hand signed and numbered by the artist with title and red artist seal.

Shoji 障子: Sliding door made of wood and Japanese paper.

The Japanese garden, stone lantern, and autumn foliage extending beyond the round Shoji window are depicted with a rich, evocative atmosphere. Extremely delicate work.

Conditions: Very good conditions, light defects on the margin.

Dimensions:
Paper size: 355 x 320 mm
Image size: 245 x 210 mm

Hiroto Norikane employs etching and aquatint techniques to craft intricately detailed prints. His works are characterized by subdued colors, such as black and white, shades of brown, or a minimalist palette of one or two colors. His artistry reflects the tranquility of the Japanese landscape.

Norikane says that like printmaking, travel is an important part of his life. He creates works that express the emotions he encounters on his aimless travels.

Norikane has attempted printmaking with a wide range of themes, including the "Blowfish Series" "Cat Series" "Fish Series" "Folk House Series" and "Tree Series". In 2024, he had been working on printmaking for 55 years. He says that he is finally beginning to see his own way, and printmaking, like a journey, has no end.

Born: 1949. Hiroshima, Japan
Education : Sokei Academy of Fine Art and Design; studied under Yoshida Hodaka and Kato Kiyomi
Collections : Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Portland Museum of Art, Oregon City Museum, USA; Sado Hangamura Museum, Niigata


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Seller's Story

Thank you to visit Tokyo Art Gallery! Japanese Art is our passion and our mission is to share with you carefully selected collections of Japanese art including woodblock prints modern and classic, beautiful kimonos, kokeshi, Japanese stamps, pottery and much more. Take a look and save our store to check our weekly fine selections! BTW we are Japanese, domo arigatou gozaimasu! Shipping from Italy. No customs duty for EU customers! NOTICE ◆We cannot ship to the following countries: Gibraltar Guernsey Israel Ukraine USA

Technic: Etching
Artist: Hiroto NORIKANE 乗兼広人 (b 1949)
Title: "Shoji 15 Autumn Garden (障子 15 秋の庭)"
Limited Edition 36/300, in 2013 Japan
Hand signed and numbered by the artist with title and red artist seal.

Shoji 障子: Sliding door made of wood and Japanese paper.

The Japanese garden, stone lantern, and autumn foliage extending beyond the round Shoji window are depicted with a rich, evocative atmosphere. Extremely delicate work.

Conditions: Very good conditions, light defects on the margin.

Dimensions:
Paper size: 355 x 320 mm
Image size: 245 x 210 mm

Hiroto Norikane employs etching and aquatint techniques to craft intricately detailed prints. His works are characterized by subdued colors, such as black and white, shades of brown, or a minimalist palette of one or two colors. His artistry reflects the tranquility of the Japanese landscape.

Norikane says that like printmaking, travel is an important part of his life. He creates works that express the emotions he encounters on his aimless travels.

Norikane has attempted printmaking with a wide range of themes, including the "Blowfish Series" "Cat Series" "Fish Series" "Folk House Series" and "Tree Series". In 2024, he had been working on printmaking for 55 years. He says that he is finally beginning to see his own way, and printmaking, like a journey, has no end.

Born: 1949. Hiroshima, Japan
Education : Sokei Academy of Fine Art and Design; studied under Yoshida Hodaka and Kato Kiyomi
Collections : Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Portland Museum of Art, Oregon City Museum, USA; Sado Hangamura Museum, Niigata


Shipment with tracking
we do combine shipments for woodblock prints, please have a look at our weekly proposal of Japanese fine art!

※※Please note※※
We cannot ship to the following countries:
-Gibraltar
-Guernsey
-Israel
-Ukraine
-United States of America

Thank you!

Seller's Story

Thank you to visit Tokyo Art Gallery! Japanese Art is our passion and our mission is to share with you carefully selected collections of Japanese art including woodblock prints modern and classic, beautiful kimonos, kokeshi, Japanese stamps, pottery and much more. Take a look and save our store to check our weekly fine selections! BTW we are Japanese, domo arigatou gozaimasu! Shipping from Italy. No customs duty for EU customers! NOTICE ◆We cannot ship to the following countries: Gibraltar Guernsey Israel Ukraine USA

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Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Hiroto Norikane 乗兼広人 (b1949)
Title of artwork
"Shoji 15 Autumn Garden (障子 15 秋の庭)" - Limited 36/300 - Large work
Technique
Aquatint, Etching
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
355 mm
Width
320 mm
Style
Contemporary
Sold with frame
No
Period
2010-2020
ItalyVerified
1073
Objects sold
100%
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