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Japanese Woodblock Print Haku Maki 1978 78-2 Water
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Pre 1980 item# 814578 (stock#4502)
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78-2 (Water)
In 1978 Haku Maki was nearing the end of his artistic effort using kanji (Chinese characters) as the main theme of his work. This print is one bold kanji, for Water. To make it easier for his gaijin admirers to know what it meant, he wrote "water' in the bottom margin. The effect if the print is bold, the character stretches across the paper; it has a gold Sun (akin to a splash for accent and decoration, near the center of the print), and the characteristic Maki seal in th ...click for details
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Japanese Woodblock Print Haku Maki "81-12 (Empty)"
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Pre 1990 item# 812283 (stock#3580c)
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This is a rarely seen Maki print; it was done after he had stopped doing embossed kanji and after he began doing prints with Ceramics as a theme. Maki did few white prints. This one, subtitled "empty" was done in 1981 The familiar embossing is seen in this print: the "dots" look like beads of a necklace, the sequin "dresses up" the print.There is foxing front and back, but that is all very old and stable. L is 46 cm w is 32 cm
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Haku Maki Persimmon D Modern Japanese Print 1977
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Pre 1980 item# 803983 (stock#10001)
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Haku Maki (1924-2000), the important modern Japanese Printmaker, began doing prints with persimmons as the main theme in the early 1970s, with the first one probably done in 1971. This print, Persimmon D, was done in 1977, as part of a series of Persimmon images in that year, beginning with Persimmon A and running through Persimmon G. It is fully embossed as one can see from the image au verso. On offer here the print is Number 113 of a total run of 207 The persimmon is round and plump. The ...click for details
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Haku Maki Red Tokkuri Circa 1980
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Pre 1980 item# 803776 (stock#10000)
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Haku Maki (1924-2000), the important modern Japanese Printmaker, began doing prints with Ceramics as the theme seriously in the late 1970s and continued through around 1990. Most of the ceramics were of wine bowls and teacups. They were all realistically produced--they looked like the actual ceramic. This print is a red tokurri: it is not dated. Yet most tokkuri prints were done in the period 1980 to 1985, we have to suspect this was also done then. The tokurri is a bright red.. It has one k ...click for details
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Japan Modern Print Haku Maki 20th C. Sosaku Hanga
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Pre 1980 item# 769716 (stock#1111a)
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This is Collection 88-3, probably done in 1988. In the late 1970s Haku Maki started doing prints featuring Ceramics as the main theme. These are regarded as his second most important work, after kanji as theme. These were mainly embossed ceramics -- cups, bowls, tokkuri. This is a very attractive and serene large tea cup. The print is in quite good condition. Front: a little brown line on the left outer margin not on the print; back. Minor foxing on the back of th4e bowl and elsewhere on the ...click for details
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Japan Modern Print Haku Maki 20th C. Sosaku Hanga
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Pre 1980 item# 766720 (stock#8888c)
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Artist Name: MAKI Haku (1924-2000)
Title: 72-27 (Kuma)
Year: 1972
Medium: woodblock with embossing
Signature & Seals: pencil signed, dated and numbered with red artist seal
Edition: 31/153
Dimensions: 9.75x9.75 inch paper
Condition: excellent color and impression but a pale yellow discoloration upper right. Tape remnants on reverse top margin
Notes: This print comes from the Tretiak collection, and is illustrated in his book. Maki revisited this theme of kabuki theater make-up in a ...click for details
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