Album of Sample prints, Vol. XI of XII
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Usage Conditions ApplyAt A Glance
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Period
ca. 1930s -
Geography
Japan -
Material
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper -
Dimension
H x W (closed): 26.7 x 28.5 cm (10 1/2 x 11 1/4 in) -
Accession Number
S2003.8.3741.10 -
EDAN ID
edanmdm:fsg_S2003.8.3741.10
Object Details
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Artist
Okuhara Seiko 奥原晴湖 (1837-1913)Shibata Zeshin 柴田是真 (1807-1891)Nomura Yoshikuni 野村美邦 (1855-1903)Ohara Koson 小原古邨 (1877-1945)Tsukioka Kogyo 月岡耕漁 (1869-1927)Chikuseki II (active 1900-1950)Ogata Gekko 尾形月耕 (1859-1920)Copy after Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾北斎 (1760-1849)Hashimoto Kansetsu 橋本関雪 (1883-1945) -
Publisher
Daikokuya -
Description
Vol. XI of XII (Vol. X now missing) from a set of print sample albums. Daikokuya, Tokyo publisher. Paper label affixed to front cover of each, inscribed in ink: "Squares". Each volume with (originally) 20 prints by various artists (some prints now removed or missing).The album is numbered on the cover with a rubberstamp as to its place in the series. However, the prints are numbered consecutively through the whole set of albums: 1 through 240. This is done with a rubberstamp on the album page above each print. -
Inscriptions
Paper label affixed to front cover, inscribed in ink: "Squares". Rubberstamped at lower left corner of label: 11Pg. 201Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 201Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: SeikoPg. 202Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 202Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: ZeshinPg. 203Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 203Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: YoshikuniPg. 204Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 204Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: YoshikuniPg. 205Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 205Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KosonPg. 206Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 206Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KogyoPg. 207Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 207Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KosonPg. 208Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 208Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: ChikusekiPg. 209Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 209Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KosonPg. 210Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 210Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KosonPg. 211Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 211Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: GekkoPg. 212Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 212Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: SeikoPg. 213Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 213Pg. 214Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 214Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: Hashimoto KansetsuPg. 215Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 215Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KakuzanPg. 216Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 216Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: OshinPg. 217Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 217Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: KosonPg. 218Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 218Pg. 219Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 219Written on bottom of page, most probably by Robert Muller: Hashimoto KansetsuPg. 220Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 220Rubberstamped at top center of album page: 220 -
Collection
National Museum of Asian Art Collection -
Origin
Japan -
Credit Line
Robert O. Muller Collection -
Type
Print -
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