Japanese Print "The Pink Sash" by Keigetsu Kikuchi (1879-1955) — 菊池 契月
Artist:Keigetsu Kikuchi (1879-1955) — 菊池 契月
Title:The Pink Sash
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Source:Japanese Art Open Database
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Wednesday, 2 November 2005 Shin Hanga: The Pink Sash Artist: Keigetsu Kikuchi Format: Dai oban tate-e: 20" x 14.75" Subject: A double sized portrait of a young bijin wearing a bridal head-dress with her kimono tied with a pink silk obi. A scarce design by the artist Keigetsu Kikuchi 1879-1955, who was born in Nagano prefecture with the given name Kikuchi Kanji. He traveled in Europe during the twenties with two of his art colleagues. Back in Japan he became a teacher of Japanese print art at the Kyoto City School of Fine Arts and Crafts and at the Kyoto City School of Painting. His favorite subjects were Bijin-ga - images of beautiful women. In 1934 he was honored by being appointed a member of the Imperial Art Board and in 1937 as a member of the Imperial Art Academy. Date: c.1920s Condition: Full size. A horizontal centerfold (professionally restored). Thin Japanese backing paper. Minor marks and flaws. Generally good state of preservation. Colour: Fine with silver mica Impression: Fine Other Notes: Please note that owing to the large size of this design the full margins on the print are not shown by the scanned image. Estimated Value: ｣500 - ｣700
