"White Heron" - Takashi Hirose (b 1955) - Japan





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A mint condition original woodblock print by Takashi Hirose from Japan, titled “White Heron,” hand signed and numbered 6/100, with a 160 × 80 mm image size (215 × 130 mm full sheet) in the Arts & Crafts style, depicting animals, from the Heisei period (1989–2019), sold by Gallery.
Description from the seller
Technique: Original woodblock print
Artist: Takashi Hirose (b 1955)
Titled: “White Heron”
Signed and numbered by the artist: 6/100
Japan - Heisei period (1989-2019)
Condition :
This work is in mint condition. Straight from the gallery of the artist.
The details are incredible. It's so fine, it nearly looks like etching.
.
Size within the margin: 160 x 80 mm
Full paper size: 215 x 130 mm
about the artist :
TAKASHI HIROSI was born in Gumma province in 1955 and studied oil painting at Musashino University. After graduating he was drawn to woodblock printing and became a student of the famous Joichi Hoshi where He learned all aspects of the Art-form.
He designs, carves the blocks and prints himself
The print will be send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.
Technique: Original woodblock print
Artist: Takashi Hirose (b 1955)
Titled: “White Heron”
Signed and numbered by the artist: 6/100
Japan - Heisei period (1989-2019)
Condition :
This work is in mint condition. Straight from the gallery of the artist.
The details are incredible. It's so fine, it nearly looks like etching.
.
Size within the margin: 160 x 80 mm
Full paper size: 215 x 130 mm
about the artist :
TAKASHI HIROSI was born in Gumma province in 1955 and studied oil painting at Musashino University. After graduating he was drawn to woodblock printing and became a student of the famous Joichi Hoshi where He learned all aspects of the Art-form.
He designs, carves the blocks and prints himself
The print will be send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.

