Title |
"Carp Leaping Up a Waterfall" (given name) |
Date |
1935 (Undated, but published in 1935 per Blair--old.) |
Provenance |
Obtained directly from Robert O. Muller's Collection following his death (via New York contact). |
Series |
na |
Publisher |
Watanabe Shozaburo |
Seal, Carver/Printer |
No marginal data (Blair). |
Image Size |
9 3/8 x 10 3/4 ("shikishiban") |
Impression |
Very Fine. Superbly executed "bokashi" shading; crisp lines, highly detailed. |
Condition |
Excellent. Excellent colors. Full, original margins. Tiny "Made in Japan" stamped verso margin.
(No flaws noted.) |
Reference/Illus |
Blair's 1936 "Toledo Exhibition" pl. #204; "Crow, Cranes, and Camellias" #S39.4 and cat #170, pg 162. |
Comments |
Dramatic--one of Koson's finest images. In Japanese folklore, the carp is a symbol of perseverance.
A rarely seen print. |
Item # |
DG-472 |
Price |
$1350 (Reserved/NK) |