Copperplate print decoration, Edo period late period, by Toshusai Sharaku. Engraving technique. 53 x 43 cm.
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Several years ago, I acquired this copperplate engraving from the owner of an antique shop in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. The back of the frame had inscriptions such as 3011545 Meskob Ghalamzani Gol...
Size (approximate):
Height: 53cm Width: 43cm Weight: 1500g
▪️Artwork Description
This work is presumed to be by Toshusai Sharaku (birth and death dates unknown), a copperplate engraver from the late Edo period. Sharaku was active as an actor print artist in Osaka, shaking up the Ukiyo-e world with his masterpiece Yakusha-e (Actor Prints), and is said to have skillfully utilized copperplate engraving.
Characteristics of Toshusai Sharaku:
In copperplate engraving, he primarily used the direct engraving method, allowing for free expression of lines.
His works are characterized by their depiction of light and shadow, with fine shading particularly rendered in the feathers of birds and parts of flowers.
Compared to other copperplate engravers of his time, he is said to have focused on more realistic depictions of natural movement.
This copperplate engraving is presumed to be evidence of Sharaku's departure from the mainstream Ukiyo-e world and his foray into the unique realm of copperplate engraving.
There are no particularly noticeable scratches, and the condition is good. As this is an old item, please be aware that there may be dirt and scuffs due to age and long-term storage.
*Please check the posted photos for details of the product. Please make your judgment based on the images.
▪️Notes
*We will leave a review after shipping. If you do not wish to receive a review, please contact us in advance via message.
◆ All descriptions in the title are our company's interpretation and do not constitute a guarantee. Views on product condition and perceptions of historical periods may differ individually.
◆ We do not accept unilateral cancellations or returns due to customer convenience. Please purchase after careful consideration.
◆ The color and other aspects of the product may differ from the actual product due to the monitor environment in which the product images are viewed. Please understand this in advance.
◆ Regarding returns, we generally do not accept returns. However, if the product is damaged or if there is a defect attributable to us, we will provide a refund at our expense. We cannot respond to inquiries made more than one week after receipt. Damage incurred during forwarding to overseas destinations is not covered by warranty. Furthermore, returns after forwarding overseas cannot be accepted.
Unbelievable Losses!
Thank you for viewing.
Several years ago, I acquired this copperplate engraving from the owner of an antique shop in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. The back of the frame had inscriptions such as 3011545 Meskob Ghalamzani Gol...
Size (approximate):
Height: 53cm Width: 43cm Weight: 1500g
▪️Artwork Description
This work is presumed to be by Toshusai Sharaku (birth and death dates unknown), a copperplate engraver from the late Edo period. Sharaku was active as an actor print artist in Osaka, shaking up the Ukiyo-e world with his masterpiece Yakusha-e (Actor Prints), and is said to have skillfully utilized copperplate engraving.
Characteristics of Toshusai Sharaku:
In copperplate engraving, he primarily used the direct engraving method, allowing for free expression of lines.
His works are characterized by their depiction of light and shadow, with fine shading particularly rendered in the feathers of birds and parts of flowers.
Compared to other copperplate engravers of his time, he is said to have focused on more realistic depictions of natural movement.
This copperplate engraving is presumed to be evidence of Sharaku's departure from the mainstream Ukiyo-e world and his foray into the unique realm of copperplate engraving.
There are no particularly noticeable scratches, and the condition is good. As this is an old item, please be aware that there may be dirt and scuffs due to age and long-term storage.
*Please check the posted photos for details of the product. Please make your judgment based on the images.
▪️Notes
*We will leave a review after shipping. If you do not wish to receive a review, please contact us in advance via message.
◆ All descriptions in the title are our company's interpretation and do not constitute a guarantee. Views on product condition and perceptions of historical periods may differ individually.
◆ We do not accept unilateral cancellations or returns due to customer convenience. Please purchase after careful consideration.
◆ The color and other aspects of the product may differ from the actual product due to the monitor environment in which the product images are viewed. Please understand this in advance.
◆ Regarding returns, we generally do not accept returns. However, if the product is damaged or if there is a defect attributable to us, we will provide a refund at our expense. We cannot respond to inquiries made more than one week after receipt. Damage incurred during forwarding to overseas destinations is not covered by warranty. Furthermore, returns after forwarding overseas cannot be accepted.
Category
Print
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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