Nozaki Shinjirō (1923–2011) - 77-4

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An original limited-edition colour silkscreen by Japanese print artist Nozaki Shinjirō (野崎信次郎, 1923–2011).
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The work is identified in pencil as “77-4”, indicating a work from 1977, and is numbered 75/150 in pencil at the lower left. The lower right bears the artist’s hand-written pencil signature, “S. Nozaki.”
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Nozaki was a Japanese printmaker associated with post-war Japanese printmaking and worked in both woodblock and silkscreen techniques. His work is represented in the collection of the Tottori Prefectural Museum of Art, which identifies him among the representative print artists connected with Tottori Prefecture. 鳥取美術館
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This particular work differs from Nozaki’s better-known representational mountain landscapes and presents a strongly modern abstract composition. Curving vertical forms in black and grey are contrasted with a central band of vivid yellow, orange, red, blue and green, creating a striking rhythmic structure.
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Close inspection of the printed surface shows the layered and relatively even application of colour characteristic of the silkscreen process. Nozaki is known to have worked in both woodblock and silkscreen, and documented examples of his silkscreen prints are also known. Artelino
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The work is presented in a wooden frame with a wide white mat, giving the compact composition a clean and refined appearance suitable for both modern and traditional interiors.
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Dimensions
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Frame: approx. W 33 × H 27 × D 3 cm
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Visible artwork: approx. W 16.5 × H 11.5 cm
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Weight: approx. 0.66 kg
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Condition
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The artwork is in very good condition overall.
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The colours remain strong and attractive, and the pencil edition number and artist’s signature are clearly visible.
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The frame and mounting show only minor signs of age and use. No major damage is apparent from visual inspection.
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Shipping
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The work will be carefully packed for international transportation.
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