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- Namahage: A Figure from Japanese Folklore - Kan Kozaki The masterful use of colors

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The masterful use of colors in this beautiful Karhu print represents a prime original example of this famous artist works

tō” (“Drawn and carved by Takeji”) appear in Japanese in the lower-right corner of the image

The exotic woodblock print “Bansen-Nyushin” (Arrival of a Nanban Ship) is by Sumio Kawakami (1895–1972)

renowned for its dynamic compositions and vivid decorative sensibility

A minor ink smudge on the lower right margin will be matted out

- Namahage: A Figure from Japanese Folklore - Kan Kozaki The masterful use of colorsThis mini sized woodblock print was originally created for a calendar of its time and published by Chikuho do. This handmade print makes a perfect decoration for a small space or a charming gift for someone special. This small print depicts the Namahagedivine messengers who appear in an annual ritual in Akita Prefecture, Japancaptured here in a striking and memorable portrayal of their dramatic presence. Artist: Takumi Ito (b. 1946) Technique:

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