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Artist: Yoshida Hiroshi
Yoshida Hiroshi -- Plum Gateway (Seals: Jizuri )
By Yoshida Hiroshi
Located in BRUCE, ACT
Yoshida Hiroshi
Plum Gateway
Date 1935
Seals: Jizuri
Signature: Hiroshi Yoshida (in pencil), Yoshida (ink) with Hiroshi seal
Image Size 40 * 27 cm Oban
Frame Size 59 * 46 * 1...
Category
Early 20th Century Yoshida Hiroshi Art
Materials
Woodcut
Yoshida Hiroshi -- Hirosaki Castle 弘前城
By Yoshida Hiroshi
Located in BRUCE, ACT
Title Hirosaki Castle 弘前城
From the series "Sakura Hachi-dai" (Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossom)
Date 1935; (posthumous edition, likely 1950's/60's).
Publisher Yoshida Fam...
Category
Early 20th Century Yoshida Hiroshi Art
Materials
Woodcut
Yoshida Hiroshi -- Bamboo Wood 竹林
By Yoshida Hiroshi
Located in BRUCE, ACT
Title Bamboo Wood 竹林
Date 1939
Seals: Jizuri
Signature: Hiroshi Yoshida (in pencil), Yoshida (ink) with Hiroshi seal
Image Size 40 * 27 cm Oban
Impression very good im...
Category
Early 20th Century Yoshida Hiroshi Art
Materials
Woodcut
Yoshida Hiroshi -- The Cherry Tree in Kawagoe 川越の桜
By Yoshida Hiroshi
Located in BRUCE, ACT
Title The Cherry Tree in Kawagoe 川越の桜
From the series "Sakura Hachi-dai" ("Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossom")
Date 1933; (posthumous edition, likely 1950's/60's).
Publisher ...
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Early 20th Century Yoshida Hiroshi Art
Materials
Woodcut
Yoshida Hiroshi -- The Golden Pavilion 金阁
By Yoshida Hiroshi
Located in BRUCE, ACT
Title "The Golden Pavilion" 金阁
Date 1933; (posthumous edition, likely 1950's/60's).
Publisher Yoshida Family Studio
Image Size 9 5/8 x 14 3/4
Impression Very Fine. Sk...
Category
Early 20th Century Yoshida Hiroshi Art
Materials
Woodcut
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