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

2 generation of Tosa painters meet at almost 400 years distance

The theme of these pictures are the world situation at that time when the WW I was about to start

The historical persons and incidents portrayed in the prints include both those involved in the Akō Incident itself and related events

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As the leaflet presentation notes

folding maps 6This richly illustrated world geography documents the speed with which Japan accumulated and disseminated knowledge about the outside world

Considering the rarity

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Imei Shūkei 維明周奎 1731 - 1808

In fact Kentaro

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