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Special XIXth Century Japanese Photography Auction

Circa 1885/1895, 20x26 cm.
"Playing Shogi", a very beautiful portrait by one of the pioneers of the Yokohama school, before Kuzakabe Kimbei, whose signature was either absent or manifested by archive numbers rather than captioned banners.
A very beautiful and rare albumen print from the period, free and not mounted, with watercolor highlights, a very good preservation of contrasts, colors and levels of detail.

Will be shipped with its neutral pH sleeve (ideal for a collection in good condition).
Small conservatoire PR, not to be missed.

Shipped securely by GLS or equivalent, a single shipping fee in case of multiple purchases; take advantage to group your purchases.

Circa 1885/1895, 20x26 cm.
"Playing Shogi", très beau portrait par l'un des précurseurs dite de l'école de Yokohama, avant Kuzakabe Kimbei, dont la signature étaient soit absentes, soit se matérialisaient par des numéros d'archives et non par bandeaux légendés.
Très bel et rare tirage albuminé d'époque libre et non contrecollé, avec rehauts d'aquarelle, une très belle conservation des contrastes, couleurs et niveaux de détails.

Sera expédié avec sa pochette à Ph neutre (idéal pour une collection dans de bonnes conditions).
Petit PR conservatoire, à ne pas laisser passer.

Envoi sécurisé par GLS ou équivalent, un seul frais d'envoi en cas d'achats multiples, profitez en pour grouper vos achats.

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Enami, Farsari, Suzuki, Yokohama School (XIX) - Playing Shogi

Albumen paper process - Not signed - 1885

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“Playing Shogi,” an albumen print portrait from circa 1885 by the Yokohama School (including Enami, Farsari and Suzuki), unsigned, 20 × 26 cm, in the documentary photography genre with albumen print technique and in very good condition (TTB).

Enami, Farsari, Suzuki, Yokohama School (XIX) - Playing Shogi

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“Playing Shogi,” an albumen print portrait from circa 1885 by the Yokohama School (including Enami, Farsari and Suzuki), unsigned, 20 × 26 cm, in the documentary photography genre with albumen print technique and in very good condition (TTB).

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