Fukuda Suiko 福田翠光 (1895-1973) - Yaetsubaki 八重椿 - Red Camellia - 1936

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Fukuda Suiko 福田翠光 (1895-1973) - Yaetsubaki 八重椿 - Red Camellia - 1936A rare aparition on the market, original first edition Showa 11 1936 by Fukuda Suiko (1895 1973), oban size 40x27 cm, sealed Suiko, titled Yaetsubaki Red Camellia Suiko Fukuda is from the circle of Kyoto painters and printmakers, where he was born and where he studied Japanese style painting at the Kyoto School of Fine Arts and Crafts. The artist contributed regularly to Bunten and Teiten. Woodblocks known from Suiko Fukuda are rare and show bird

Year: 1883Title of the series: "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 (Brocade Pictures for Moral Education)This print title: 孝子の真情悪人を感化す - The true feelings of a filial child inspire the wicked personThe six Yoshitoshi volumes were accompanied by The Ninety-Two Oban-size Color Prints Issued in 1883 As Supplements to the Textbooks "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 In October 1883 [see "Dating the Prints"

there are only 2 libraries in Japan that hold the volumes (Waseda

across its top

he left behind many excellent works as a hero of the Kyoto art world

a calligrapher during the Meiji and Taisho eras

Title: Ashurajō 阿修羅帖 A chronicle of demons - 3 out of 5 volumes

and his younger brother Wang Nie

Toru (Tohoru) Shimizu

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Title: 冬競技 Fuyu kyōgi - Winter games

no wrinkles

Nishiyama produced very few woodblock prints

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