"Momiji-1" - Signed and numbered by the artist 175/200 - Hajime Namiki 並木一 (b 1947) - Japan

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Hajime Namiki’s limited edition hand-signed woodblock print titled “Momiji-1” (176/200, 2020) on gold leaf Torinoko paper, depicting nature with red Acer leaves and yellow depth, full paper size 300 x 300 mm, image size 230 x 230 mm, in excellent condition and unframed, sold by Gallery.

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Original woodblock print - Paper - botanical
Artist: Hajime Namiki (b 1947)
Titled: "Momiji-1" - Signed and numbered by the artist 175/200
Japan - 2020

Full paper size : 300 x 300 mm

Straight from the gallery of the artist.
Very rich colours red in the acer leaves and yellow ones to create depth. A Powerful gold background.

A Contemporary Master - Hajime Namiki was born in 1947 in Tokyo. Although originally trained as a sculptor, he began making wood block prints in 1978. He carves his own blocks and prints each work using traditional methods. These beautiful prints are printed on a gold or silver leaf laid over Torinoko paper. Namiki also uses oil-based paints rather than the more common use of watercolours.

Namiki's most famous and striking subjects are his nature scenes. Fascinated by trees, he has masterfully captured their majesty and beauty in a modern style with traditional methods. Namiki's prints were released in strictly limited editions and are numbered in pencil in the margins. Namiki signs, titles, numbers, and dates them in pencil.

Condition :
This work is in excellent condition. Never been framed.
Very peaceful image.

The print will be send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.

Original woodblock print - Paper - botanical
Artist: Hajime Namiki (b 1947)
Titled: "Momiji-1" - Signed and numbered by the artist 175/200
Japan - 2020

Full paper size : 300 x 300 mm

Straight from the gallery of the artist.
Very rich colours red in the acer leaves and yellow ones to create depth. A Powerful gold background.

A Contemporary Master - Hajime Namiki was born in 1947 in Tokyo. Although originally trained as a sculptor, he began making wood block prints in 1978. He carves his own blocks and prints each work using traditional methods. These beautiful prints are printed on a gold or silver leaf laid over Torinoko paper. Namiki also uses oil-based paints rather than the more common use of watercolours.

Namiki's most famous and striking subjects are his nature scenes. Fascinated by trees, he has masterfully captured their majesty and beauty in a modern style with traditional methods. Namiki's prints were released in strictly limited editions and are numbered in pencil in the margins. Namiki signs, titles, numbers, and dates them in pencil.

Condition :
This work is in excellent condition. Never been framed.
Very peaceful image.

The print will be send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.

Details

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Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
176/200
Artist
Hajime Namiki 並木一 (b 1947)
Title of artwork
"Momiji-1" - Signed and numbered by the artist 175/200
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Japan
Year
2020
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
230 mm
Width
230 mm
Depiction/theme
Nature
Period
2010-2020
The NetherlandsVerified
6013
Objects sold
100%
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