Catalog: Vintage Arts (2160)

Wei Huabang, engaged in art creation more than 50 years in China; one of the representative painters of watermark print school in Jiangsu, the backbone of the creative team in Jiangsu engravings, a former Changzhou artist association, chairman of Changzhou, vice President of the academy, got "national excellent print" awarded "lu xun art prize" in 1996 by the Chinese print association.

Japan Haku Maki 1965 or so Cell B This is a very early Maki print . He did it no later than 1966 it depicts many cells of a human all done very explicitly and clearly Cell was an early Maki theme He used it less than a dozen times the cells must have been busy re-creating themselves But here they seem calm and static Embossed See cell -A attacged Maki did a cell 1 – 8 which images come from our archives 4 5 7 8

China wood block print zhao Haipeng xx

born In 1961 in guilin, guangxi, graduated from the guangzhou academy of fine arts print system in 1982. Now, professor, vice President of the guangzhou academy of fine arts. Director of China artists association, vice director of print art committee of Chinese artists association.

Japan Haku Maki Research Note 25-B woodblock prints

sad syuff

China wooden display stand xx

cute

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Japan Haku Maki 1965 or so Cell B This is a very early Maki print . He did it no later than 1966 it depicts many cells of a human all done very explicitly and clearly Cell was an early Maki theme He used it less than a dozen times the cells must have been busy re-creating themselves But here they seem calm and static Embossed z

JJapan Haku Maki Green Ox & Knife This is a beautiful rare green Maki print. It was done in 1971 the cream color calligraphy is as if added after the dark green ‘”flintstone” was prepared. The calligraphy is a light green there is a wonderful white stroke at the right It is one of the many ways Maki signed off on a print. It is balanced off by a soft yellow stroke at the left poem 71 - 61

This is probably a mid-20th century stand carved to look as if it were a naturalistic root made into a stand. Very attractive For porcelain or teapots H is 30 cm and width a the top is about 30 cm crack across top is noted No gotcha

Zuo zong tang H 12.5 Each side is 5 cm

well carved frog on seal not yet a carved seal jet or a harder mineral

big blue

brilliant yello width (circumference across the top) 28cm height 10cm bat mil

Haku Maki (1924 to 2000) was an important late 20th Century Japanese printmaker. He created images often using kanji (originally: Chinese characters) as the theme for his prints. He created about 2000 different images. Many are known. Here I present a number of images which I had never seen until this year even as I have gathered many...