MOCHIZUKI GYOKUSEN, Shuga-cho n. 4, 1891-1900 vasi Perfect impression printed in 300

Perfect impression printed in 300 copies on 285-gram Fedrigoni Woodstock Gray paper

the classic Japanese sliding wall

the meaning of the scene remains clear: men fishing under the protection of a deity flowed from the waters

where he created the “Quasi Orto

This work was purchased in Uganda but is the result of strong cultural interactions with neighboring Congo: during periods of conflict

MOCHIZUKI GYOKUSEN, Shuga-cho n. 4, 1891-1900 vasi Perfect impression printed in 300Beautiful proof with excellent colors, in the first edition. Printed on mulberry paper from Japan during the Meiji era (1868 1912). In good condition, with a slightly rusted central editorial fold and intact margins. Mochizuki Gyokusen (1834 1913) was an important Japanese painter of the Maruyama Shij school, active during the Meiji period. Originally from Kyoto, he specialized in painting landscapes, flowers, and birds, characterized by a refined use