A question about a Japanese woodcut - Kawasa Hasui's Zojoji Temple
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| Post date: 2026-11-13 03:14:05 |
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I need to determine what edition my print is from.
I've acquired a copy of the Japanese woodcut 'Zojoji Temple' by Kawasa Hasui. Based on my internet reading, I believe this is the first printing from 1925. I got most of my information here, and am now seeking opinions and views as to the accuracy of this source.
You can see my print here, and a close-up of the seals here.
As far as I can tell, the location of the 6mm seal (small black circle halfway up in the second picture, inside the image), and the absence of a publisher's seal, would indicate that this print is from the first category in the above referenced website, printed in 1925.
You can see the deterioration and wormholes in my photo. I'm on the verge of spending significant money to have this print professionally restored, and am looking for confirmation that what I have is what I think I have. Or, conversely, unwelcome news that it is not. Thank you in advance! |
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