Cherry blossom, Spring - Soho Ikegami - Japón





Añádelo a tus favoritos para recibir una alerta cuando empiece la subasta.
Protección del Comprador de Catawiki
Tu pago está protegido con nosotros hasta que recibas tu objeto.Ver detalles
Trustpilot 4.4 | 139877 valoraciones
Valoración Excelente en Trustpilot.
Descripción del vendedor
Technique: Silkscreen/ serigraph
Artist: Ikegami Soho 池上壮豊 (b 1940)
Titled: "Cherry blossom"
Edition : 37/135
Japan - Heisei period (1989-2019)
Full paper size : 440 x 630 mm
artist : Soho Ikegami
Born : 1940 Fukuoka , JAPAN
Education : Musashino Art University
Exhibitions : 1996 Modern Japanese Art Association Exhibition, Tokyo, Belgium 1997 Three-Person Exhibition, Tokyo 1998 Modern Japanese Art Association Exhibition, Tokyo, Monako
Silkscreen printing is also known as serigraphy and serigraph printing.
This printing method was originally popular in Asia, including China and Japan. It is also known as the technique used by Andy Warhol.
Condition :
This print is in very good condition. some light folds in the white margin corners. Not in the print.
Please see the pictures, they are part of the condition determination.
You might know us by now. All the prints are send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport.
Technique: Silkscreen/ serigraph
Artist: Ikegami Soho 池上壮豊 (b 1940)
Titled: "Cherry blossom"
Edition : 37/135
Japan - Heisei period (1989-2019)
Full paper size : 440 x 630 mm
artist : Soho Ikegami
Born : 1940 Fukuoka , JAPAN
Education : Musashino Art University
Exhibitions : 1996 Modern Japanese Art Association Exhibition, Tokyo, Belgium 1997 Three-Person Exhibition, Tokyo 1998 Modern Japanese Art Association Exhibition, Tokyo, Monako
Silkscreen printing is also known as serigraphy and serigraph printing.
This printing method was originally popular in Asia, including China and Japan. It is also known as the technique used by Andy Warhol.
Condition :
This print is in very good condition. some light folds in the white margin corners. Not in the print.
Please see the pictures, they are part of the condition determination.
You might know us by now. All the prints are send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport.

