Kason Suzuki – Kominato Harbor
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It’s early morning, the sky lighting up near the horizon but still dark on the water. The sailboats and smaller fishing vessels are heading out of the harbor, the orange lights from their holds glowing through the windows and reflecting on the dark water’s surface.
Description
While most of Kason Suzuki 's prints are vignettes of people, this particular piece stands alone and might seem to be from Shoda Koho or Arai Yoshimune. Rich colors, bakashi shading, exquisite detail in the evening landscape, it's hard to see how this oban is from Suzuki.
The Woodblock Print
This woodblock print is in flawless condition. No flaws, rich color, no fading, no residue, full margins. Deckled edge entirely intact.
The Artist
Kason Suzuki was born in 1860 (died 1919). He had studied traditional Japanese painting. After his graduation he exhibited several times with the state-sponsored art exhibitions of Bunten and received several prizes at these art shows. Later Kason Suzuki became a member of of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts. Ohara Koson (1877-1945), a famous woodblock printmaker, was one of his students.
Kason Suzuki – Kominato Harbor
It’s early morning, the sky lighting up near the horizon but still dark on the water. The sailboats and smaller fishing vessels are heading out of the harbor, the orange lights from their holds glowing through the windows and reflecting on the dark water’s surface.
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Additional information
| Artist | Suzuki, Kason |
|---|---|
| Condition | (A+) Excellent Condition |
| Date | 1910s-1930s |
| Movement | Shin-hanga |
| Publisher | Nishinomiya |
| Size | Oban (10"x15") |
| Subjects | Boats, Landscape, Night, Sunset |
Description
While most of Kason Suzuki 's prints are vignettes of people, this particular piece stands alone and might seem to be from Shoda Koho or Arai Yoshimune. Rich colors, bakashi shading, exquisite detail in the evening landscape, it's hard to see how this oban is from Suzuki.
The Woodblock Print
This woodblock print is in flawless condition. No flaws, rich color, no fading, no residue, full margins. Deckled edge entirely intact.
The Artist
Kason Suzuki was born in 1860 (died 1919). He had studied traditional Japanese painting. After his graduation he exhibited several times with the state-sponsored art exhibitions of Bunten and received several prizes at these art shows. Later Kason Suzuki became a member of of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts. Ohara Koson (1877-1945), a famous woodblock printmaker, was one of his students.
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