Helen Hyde, born in New York, was an American etcher and engraver most well known for her woodblock prints of Japanese children and women. She graduated from Wellesley School for Girls and the California School of Design and then studied in Paris. Her works are in the Smithsonian. Signed along with Artists seal, this charming woodblock print depicts a young Japanese girl holding an umbrella. It is nicely framed and is double matted, the largest outside being a rich wood matting. Inside the matting measures 3.5″ x 8.5″ and the framed measurement is just under 9″ x 16.75″. We make every effort to research the items we offer for sale and represent the items as they are to the best of our knowledge. We are not experts on anything but do our best. Pictures are taken with care to give you a true representation of the item but color and tone may vary a small amount due to lighting. We will always send additional pictures upon request. We will always tell you of anything we see wrong with the item. Every attempt has been made to provide an accurate detailing of the condition of the listed items. Please review the photographs carefully as the photos are part of the description. We try to answer all questions so please ask! Your feedback is important to us. It is our goal to have satisfied customers. We value you as our customer and always welcome your feedback on our service to you. Please visit our other items for sale to see more of what we have to offer! The item “Helen Hyde (American 1868-1919) Japanese Woodblock Print Art Summer Girl” is in sale since Thursday, February 11, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Asian\1900-Now\Japanese\Other Japanese Collectibles”. The seller is “dord-us2014″ and is located in Nellysford, Virginia. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Culture: Japanese