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Dated "1951 nen saku" (made in 1951) and Japanese title "Shidare Zakura to Mon" in kanji lettering on the left margin
Published by Tansei-sha
and pillows reflect the modern aesthetic of the Taisho to early Showa period
Brilliant colors
This technique involves spraying a mist onto paper to give it moisture and transferring the designs of the protruding sections by pressing against them forcefully
- En -4 (Garden -4) - Abstract Dated "1951 nen saku" (madeThe fantastic silkscreen print 'En 4' (Garden 4) is by Soho Ikegami (b. 1940). This dreamlike print features delicate flowers and two small butterflies, rendered in breathtaking colors. The artist, Soho Ikegami, is renowned for his silkscreen works and also explores woodblock printing and lithography. Born in 1940 in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, his artworks have captivated collectors worldwide. Technique: Silkscreen Paper size: 13 and 3 4 by 13
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