Red Fuji Delight 2 - Soho Ikegami (b 1940) - Japan (No reserve price)





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Soho Ikegami’s limited-edition silkscreen, *Red Fuji Delight 2*, is hand-signed and numbered 24/88, with an image measuring 32.2 × 44.6 cm.
Description from the seller
Silkscreen/Serigraph, hand-signed and numbered 24/88 by the artist - Paper - Soho Ikegami (b 1940) - Red Fuji Delight 2 - Japan - Heisei period (1989 - 2019)
First published in the Heisei period (1989 - 2019).
The measurements of the image itself (excluding the margins) are 32.2 x 44.6 cm.
Ikegami Soho(池上 壮豊) is known as one of Japan's leading contemporary printmakers. He was born in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture in 1940 and entered Musashino Art University in 1959. He later gained popularity for his style of work, which expresses a powerful and clear worldview using silkscreen techniques and motifs of Japanese symbols such as Mt. Fuji and plum blossoms.
The print is in very good condition. There are wrinkles in the lower right margin.
Will be shipped with great care in sturdy packaging to prevent folding.
Silkscreen/Serigraph, hand-signed and numbered 24/88 by the artist - Paper - Soho Ikegami (b 1940) - Red Fuji Delight 2 - Japan - Heisei period (1989 - 2019)
First published in the Heisei period (1989 - 2019).
The measurements of the image itself (excluding the margins) are 32.2 x 44.6 cm.
Ikegami Soho(池上 壮豊) is known as one of Japan's leading contemporary printmakers. He was born in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture in 1940 and entered Musashino Art University in 1959. He later gained popularity for his style of work, which expresses a powerful and clear worldview using silkscreen techniques and motifs of Japanese symbols such as Mt. Fuji and plum blossoms.
The print is in very good condition. There are wrinkles in the lower right margin.
Will be shipped with great care in sturdy packaging to prevent folding.

