KONAN, Tanigami.
Six Peonies.
Six Peonies.
Stock Code 119503
Kyoto, Unsodo, 1923-1929
In 1917 the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition - The Imperial Exhibition also known as Teiten - selected Tanigami to produce a series of 24 peony prints. In 1923, after the close of the exhibition, the peony scenes were published in 2 volumes and then a 3-volume series named 'Shokei Kakicho' (meaning a Book of Flower Forms and Shapes).
A fine group of six colour printed woodblock prints, finished by hand, with strong vibrant colours; printed in a larger format than usual. Paper size: 39 cm x 52 cm. Framed and glazed, overall size: 51 cm x 64 cm.
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