Okumura Togyu Copperplate Print Collection

Okumura Togyu Copperplate Print Collection (2 types)

Okumura Togyu

Okumura Togyu is one of the leading contemporary Japanese-style painters in modern Japan.
His real name was Yoshizo Okumura. The pen name Togyu was given to him by his father, who ran a publishing company, quoting a line from Kanzan Shi: A clay ox plows the stone fields.
He served as Director of the In-ten, a member of the Academy of Arts, received the Order of Cultural Merit, and studied under Kajita Hanzan and Kobayashi Kokei.

Born: Tokyo, February 18, 1889 (Meiji 22)
Died: Tokyo, September 25, 1990 (Heisei 2)
(From Wikipedia)

I became interested in the exquisite detail of copperplate printing and felt it would be interesting to draw in a quick sketch style, so I enjoyed drawing them.
- Okumura Togyu

This copperplate print collection consists of original copperplate prints by Okumura Togyu himself, with some hand-coloring.
It is a limited edition of 100 sets, featuring three works: Maiko, Rose, and Tsubaki (Camellia).

This art collection is number 96 out of the limited edition of 100.

This listing is for Maiko and Tsubaki only.
The two works are housed in a deluxe case.

Size: No. 2
Case Size: Height 41cm, Width 35cm

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