Awaji (淡路) - Tsukioka Kōgyo (月岡耕漁) - 日本 (沒有保留價)

01
07
小時
00
分鐘
30
目前出價
€ 5
沒有保留價
另有13人對此物品感興趣
PL競投者 9123
€5
IT競投者 4611
€4
IT競投者 8392
€3

Catawiki買家保障

在您收到物品前,我們會妥善保管您的付款。查看詳情

Trustpilot評分 4.4 | 128779 則評論

Trustpilot獲得極佳評等。

日本限量版木刻版畫,作者 Tsukioka Kōgyo,作品名 Awaji,板簽,尺寸36.5 cm×26 cm,含框,狀況良好。

AI輔助摘要

賣家描述

Item Description
Tsukioka Kōgyo (1869–1927) – Nōga Taikan Series: “Awaji”(淡路)

This refined woodblock print by Tsukioka Kōgyo is part of the celebrated series Daikan Nōga, dedicated to the classical world of Noh theatre.
The work depicts a scene from the Noh play Awaji, portraying the divine revelation of Izanagi-no-Okami.

The composition presents the deity in dignified ceremonial attire, richly patterned with geometric motifs and floral emblems.
The calm yet powerful presence of the figure is enhanced by soft, atmospheric tones in the background, evoking the sacred landscape of Awaji Island.
The intricate detailing of the robes and the elegant balance of colors exemplify Kōgyo’s mastery in capturing the spiritual and theatrical essence of Noh drama.

The narrative of Awaji tells of an imperial envoy visiting Awaji Island, regarded as the birthplace of the Japanese archipelago.
An old man—later revealed to be the deity Izanagi—appears and recounts the myth of creation.
In the climactic moment, Izanagi manifests in divine form, blessing the imperial reign and celebrating the sacred origins of Japan. Kōgyo’s interpretation beautifully conveys this moment of divine grace and solemnity.

A highly collectible example of early 20th-century Japanese woodblock printing, particularly sought after by collectors of Noh theatre imagery and Shin-hanga era works.

Size
Approximately 36.5 cm × 26 cm

Artist Profile
Tsukioka Kōgyo (1869–1927) was a distinguished Japanese artist best known for his depictions of Noh theatre.
A pupil and adopted son-in-law of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Kōgyo dedicated much of his career to illustrating traditional theatrical subjects.
His Daikan Nōga series remains one of the most comprehensive visual documentations of Noh performances from the Meiji and Taishō periods.
His works are admired for their delicate coloration, careful composition, and deep respect for classical Japanese culture.

**PLEASE NOTE**
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
Please check the shipping fee before bidding as this is an international shipment.
Items are packed very carefully to prevent damage in transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight listed on the product page, packing materials, and shipping box weight.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via FedEx, DHL, or Japan Post.
Usually takes 2-3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price or shipping charges.
These charges are the responsibility of the buyer.
You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs or shipping agent regarding customs clearance.
Please make sure you are available to answer the phone.
Otherwise, the parcel will be returned to us and you will be charged double for reshipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Item Description
Tsukioka Kōgyo (1869–1927) – Nōga Taikan Series: “Awaji”(淡路)

This refined woodblock print by Tsukioka Kōgyo is part of the celebrated series Daikan Nōga, dedicated to the classical world of Noh theatre.
The work depicts a scene from the Noh play Awaji, portraying the divine revelation of Izanagi-no-Okami.

The composition presents the deity in dignified ceremonial attire, richly patterned with geometric motifs and floral emblems.
The calm yet powerful presence of the figure is enhanced by soft, atmospheric tones in the background, evoking the sacred landscape of Awaji Island.
The intricate detailing of the robes and the elegant balance of colors exemplify Kōgyo’s mastery in capturing the spiritual and theatrical essence of Noh drama.

The narrative of Awaji tells of an imperial envoy visiting Awaji Island, regarded as the birthplace of the Japanese archipelago.
An old man—later revealed to be the deity Izanagi—appears and recounts the myth of creation.
In the climactic moment, Izanagi manifests in divine form, blessing the imperial reign and celebrating the sacred origins of Japan. Kōgyo’s interpretation beautifully conveys this moment of divine grace and solemnity.

A highly collectible example of early 20th-century Japanese woodblock printing, particularly sought after by collectors of Noh theatre imagery and Shin-hanga era works.

Size
Approximately 36.5 cm × 26 cm

Artist Profile
Tsukioka Kōgyo (1869–1927) was a distinguished Japanese artist best known for his depictions of Noh theatre.
A pupil and adopted son-in-law of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Kōgyo dedicated much of his career to illustrating traditional theatrical subjects.
His Daikan Nōga series remains one of the most comprehensive visual documentations of Noh performances from the Meiji and Taishō periods.
His works are admired for their delicate coloration, careful composition, and deep respect for classical Japanese culture.

**PLEASE NOTE**
Shipping Information:
Items are shipped from Japan.
Please check the shipping fee before bidding as this is an international shipment.
Items are packed very carefully to prevent damage in transit.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the net weight listed on the product page, packing materials, and shipping box weight.
Depending on the situation, items will be shipped via FedEx, DHL, or Japan Post.
Usually takes 2-3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price or shipping charges.
These charges are the responsibility of the buyer.
You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs or shipping agent regarding customs clearance.
Please make sure you are available to answer the phone.
Otherwise, the parcel will be returned to us and you will be charged double for reshipment.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

詳細資料

藝術家
Tsukioka Kōgyo (月岡耕漁)
出售者:
物主或經銷商
版本
限量版
藝術品標題
Awaji (淡路)
技術
木刻版畫
簽名
Plate signed
原產國
日本
狀態
極佳狀態
Height
26 cm
Width
36,5 cm
Style
現代的
時段
1930-1940
連框架出售
日本已驗證
133
已售物品
95%
私人

類似物品

中的精彩好物

日本藝術