Amenogoro - Mori Yoshitoshi 森義利 (1898-1992) - Giappone

Amenogoro 雨の五郎 (あめのごろう) ｜ Mori Yoshitoshi 森義利 (もりよしとし)

Description:
This work is created using the Kappaban technique, a unique method established by Yoshitoshi Mori. The process involves cutting patterns from Shibugami, which is paper strengthened with persimmon tannin, using a small knife. Pigments are then rubbed in with a brush, similar to a stencil technique, to create a soft texture and powerful colors. Finally, black ink is used for the outlines (Kotsusen) to define the composition. The subject, Amenogoro, is a famous Kabuki dance character based on Soga Goro Tokimune from the Soga Monogatari (The Tale of the Soga Brothers), one of Japan's three major vendettas.

Artist Profile:
Born in Tokyo in 1898. He initially studied Yuzen patterns and worked as a textile designer until his late 40s. He began his career as a printmaker in his late 50s. In 1957, he received international attention after winning an award at a contemporary print contest in New York. He received numerous awards at major international art exhibitions, including the Barcelona International Print Exhibition. Died in 1992.

Accessories:
None

Dimensions & Weight:
Height: 57 cm
Width: 71 cm
Weight: 26 g

Technique:
Woodblock print on Japanese paper.

Signatures:
Hand signed

Edition:
Limited edition 31/50

Conditions:
Excellent condition

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