The courtesan Tamazasa of the Ieta ya Teahouse with Two Attendants, from the series Models for Fashion : New Year Designs as Fresh as Young Leaves (Hinagata Wakana no hatsu moyo), 1775
The courtesan Tamazasa of the Ieta ya Teahouse with Two Attendants, from the series Models for Fashion : New Year Designs as Fresh as Young Leaves (Hinagata Wakana no hatsu moyo), 1775
Woodblock on paper
38,7 x 26,0 cm (15,3 x 10,3 in)
Schätzpreis: US$ 6.000 - 7.000
€ 5.500 - 6.400
Auktion: morgen
Heritage Auctions Texas
Ort: Dallas, TX
Auktion: 27.06.2024
Auktionsnummer: 8151
Auktionsname: Japanese Woodblock Prints from The Nelkin Collection Part I Signature® Auction
Print presents well with strong lines. The condition of the work is consistent with its age. A few extremely small, scattered marks of foxing. Moderate toning to sheet with accretions/wear primarily evident in corners/along edges; some localized areas of staining primarily evident lower left. A small (1/4") liquid stain in the lower knot of the central figure's hairpiece with some minor bleeding evident in the black ink. Moderate handling dents/creasing; a horizontal fold line present. Some discoloration/bleeding evident in the ink used on the shadows of the vivid orange areas, likely inherent to the medium. Two areas of hinge tape residue on verso upper corners. Henri Vever's collector mark in red ink, lower right corner recto. Unframed. No tears or losses observed.
Print presents well with strong lines. The condition of the work is consistent with its age. A few extremely small, scattered marks of foxing. Moderate toning to sheet with accretions/wear primarily evident in corners/along edges; some localized areas of staining primarily evident lower left. A small (1/4") liquid stain in the lower knot of the central figure's hairpiece with some minor bleeding evident in the black ink. Moderate handling dents/creasing; a horizontal fold line present. Some discoloration/bleeding evident in the ink used on the shadows of the vivid orange areas, likely inherent to the medium. Two areas of hinge tape residue on verso upper corners. Henri Vever's collector mark in red ink, lower right corner recto. Unframed. No tears or losses observed.
