Art by Yoshika Kōtarō [Lucky Fuji Cherry]
Lucky White Fuji Cherry Blossoms / by Kotaro Yoshioka
○ Product Details
Print Type: Giclée Print
Print Details: Edition of 800 / Artist Signed
Image Size: 25.0 x 19.0 cm
Frame Size: 42.0 x 33.0 cm
Frame Type: Aluminum Design Frame / Transparent Acrylic Panel
Key Features! Mount Fuji has been revered as a sacred peak since ancient times and is an auspicious subject. In Feng Shui, white symbolizes family luck and is said to be good when displayed in the northeast.
■ Ships wrapped in bubble wrap after being placed in an outer box.
* Easel is not included.
○ Kotaro Yoshioka Profile
■ Artist / Kotaro Yoshioka
Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1928. Studied under Yasuo Katsuki.
Began researching screen printing in 1967.
Traveled to Europe for painting studies in 1973 (and again in 1989).
Held a solo exhibition of screen prints at Central Gallery in 1974.
Created the wall paintings for Nittaiji Temple in 1992.
Since 1997, has exhibited new works annually at picture shows. Featured in various calendars and magazines (covers).
Selected for UNESCO postcards in 2006.
Adopted for Japan UNESCO Association support cards in 2014.
Passed away in 2016 at the age of 88.
○ Product Details
Print Type: Giclée Print
Print Details: Edition of 800 / Artist Signed
Image Size: 25.0 x 19.0 cm
Frame Size: 42.0 x 33.0 cm
Frame Type: Aluminum Design Frame / Transparent Acrylic Panel
Key Features! Mount Fuji has been revered as a sacred peak since ancient times and is an auspicious subject. In Feng Shui, white symbolizes family luck and is said to be good when displayed in the northeast.
■ Ships wrapped in bubble wrap after being placed in an outer box.
* Easel is not included.
○ Kotaro Yoshioka Profile
■ Artist / Kotaro Yoshioka
Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1928. Studied under Yasuo Katsuki.
Began researching screen printing in 1967.
Traveled to Europe for painting studies in 1973 (and again in 1989).
Held a solo exhibition of screen prints at Central Gallery in 1974.
Created the wall paintings for Nittaiji Temple in 1992.
Since 1997, has exhibited new works annually at picture shows. Featured in various calendars and magazines (covers).
Selected for UNESCO postcards in 2006.
Adopted for Japan UNESCO Association support cards in 2014.
Passed away in 2016 at the age of 88.
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Print
Condition
New/unused
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Tokyo
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