Professionally matted, framed and under glass, as shown in photos. Artist: Bakufu Ohno, known for detailed botanical prints in the shin-hanga style. Subject: Japanese spider chrysanthemums, which are a symbol of longevity and imperial power. Date: Produced around the 1940s-1950s. Features: Characterized by slender, curling petals and vibrant colors.
Koson Ohara Japanese Woodblock Print Art Bull-Headed Shrike Bird Spider Vintage Description and Item Information Up for sale is this framed, old Japanese woodblock print by the well-known artist, Koson Ohara. Please excuse any glare in the photos. This print depicts a bull-headed shrike, resting on a branch, looking at a spider on its web. […]
One print of “Yousou Kafu” (Western floral illustrations). Western flora and fauna paintings by. Year of publication: 1931. Print Size 42.5×28.5cm(16.7×11.2 inch). There are slight yellowing on the print and some peeling marks on the reverse. He studied Japanese painting under Takeuchi Seiho and Western painting under Asai Chu. While winning numerous awards as a […]