"Lucky Kimono (Ai)" - Kunio Kaneko (b 1949) - Japan





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Kunio Kaneko’s 2014 original woodblock print “Lucky Kimono (Ai)” is hand-signed and numbered 93/250, and measures 125 × 125 mm.
Description from the seller
Technique: Original woodblock print
Artist: Kunio Kaneko (b 1949)
Titled: "Lucky Kimono (Ai)"
Hand-signed and numbered by the artist 93/250
Japan - 2014
Condition:
Full paper size : 175 x 178 mm. Good margin for framing.
In mint condition, direct from the gallery of the artist.
Like Hajime Namiki, he likes to use silver, gold or a mix in the background. This Helps the kimono jump out. The kimono has part of "The Great Wave",
About the artist :
1949 Born in Tokyo.
1972 Graduated from the Musashino University of Fine Arts.
Studied under Hoshi Joichi and Sasajima Kihei.
Exhibition: Many shows in Japan, South Korea, Thailand, France, and the United States.
His woodblock works are all handmade by the traditional Japanese Baren.
Kunio Kaneko's purpose is "Neo Japan Art" which is very traditional Japanese but reflects global views.
All the prints are send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.
Technique: Original woodblock print
Artist: Kunio Kaneko (b 1949)
Titled: "Lucky Kimono (Ai)"
Hand-signed and numbered by the artist 93/250
Japan - 2014
Condition:
Full paper size : 175 x 178 mm. Good margin for framing.
In mint condition, direct from the gallery of the artist.
Like Hajime Namiki, he likes to use silver, gold or a mix in the background. This Helps the kimono jump out. The kimono has part of "The Great Wave",
About the artist :
1949 Born in Tokyo.
1972 Graduated from the Musashino University of Fine Arts.
Studied under Hoshi Joichi and Sasajima Kihei.
Exhibition: Many shows in Japan, South Korea, Thailand, France, and the United States.
His woodblock works are all handmade by the traditional Japanese Baren.
Kunio Kaneko's purpose is "Neo Japan Art" which is very traditional Japanese but reflects global views.
All the prints are send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.

