| Artist | KOTOZUKA, Eiichi (1906-79) |
| Title | "Silk-dying at Katsura River" (aka "Drying Yuzen at Katsura River") |
| Date | ca1940-50's |
| Provenance | Obained via Uchida Publisher's "Family Archives." Founded in 1919, a few of Uchida's long-held collection of original 1950's prints has recently found their way to modern day collectors. |
| Series | na |
| Publisher | Uchida Bijutsu Shoshi (Kyoto, 1919 to present) |
| Seal, Carver/Printer | na |
| Image Size | 10 5/8 x 15 3/4 ("dai-oban") |
| Impression | Very Fine. Excellent colors. Skillfully executed "bokashi" shading to sky and foreground; nicely detailed carving. |
| Condition | Excellent. Clean front and verso. (No flaws noted.) |
| Reference/Illus | na |
| Comments | A colorful scene of Kyoto's Katsura River where hand-made silk textiles
are rinsed then dryed during their manufacture.
From Uchida's archives of early 1950's prints. A rarely seen vintage print. |
| Item # | EG-824 |
| Price | $350 |