【Genuine Guarantee, Lithograph】 Master Hiroshige Tasaki "Red Fuji" - Stamped, Editioned, Recipient of the Order of Cultural Merit

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This is an authentic lithograph titled Red Fuji by Kosuke Tazaki, featuring his seal and acrylic board.
It is a large-scale work with a powerful presence.

The artwork itself is in good condition with no major scratches or warping.
The frame has some cracks and minor scratches, which are shown in the photos. Please check them.

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Kosuke Tazaki

Born in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture in 1895.
Graduated as valedictorian from Nara Women's Higher Normal School (now Nara Women's University) in 1917.
Worked as a teacher in Kyoto, and then spent over 20 years as an educator in Nagoya and Yokohama.
First accepted into the 13th Inten exhibition with Cucumber in 1926, and was subsequently accepted without fail.
In 1932, he was recommended as a member of the Nihon Art Institute along with Togyu Okumura, becoming the first female member.
Married Tetsuju Ogura in 1938. Tetsuju was the last top disciple of Tesshu Yamaoka and a Rinzai Zen practitioner.
Tetsuju Ogura passed away in 1944.
Received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts at the Art Encouragement Prize in 1955.
Received the Japan Art Academy Prize in 1962.
Received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Third Class in 1973.
Appointed as a member of the Japan Art Academy in 1976.
Appointed as director of the Nihon Art Institute in 1978. Recognized as a Person of Cultural Merit.
Received the Order of Culture in 1980.
In 1994, received a pair of silver cups and the Empress's plum blossoms from Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress to commemorate her 99th birthday (Hakuju).
Reached the age of 100 in 1995.
Became Honorary Chairman of the Nihon Art Institute in 1996.
In 1999, at the age of 104, held her first solo exhibition overseas at Mitsukoshi Étoile in Paris.
Passed away on July 23, 2000.

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[Dimensions]
Frame:
Width: Approx. 92 cm
Height: Approx. 96 cm

Artwork:
Width: Approx. 69 cm
Height: Approx. 71 cm

*Please note that these are amateur measurements and may contain some errors.

This piece will brilliantly and luxuriously adorn your walls.

This is a representation of Mt. Fuji, one of the artist's representative works, offering both visual appeal and a boost to your luck.

This is a great opportunity for those who appreciate her work.