TOKURIKI TOMIKICHIRO (b. 1902)

SANJO BRIDGE WOMAN ARRANGING HER HAIR

Details

TOKURIKI TOMIKICHIRO (b. 1902)
Sanjo Bridge
Woman arranging her hair
Woodcut, the first n.d. [1954], signed in pencil in Roman script T. Tokuriki and numbered 43/50, signed in the block in Roman print Tomikichiro Tokuriki and sealed in Japanese Tomi; the second n.d. [1947], signed in pencil in Roman script T. Tokuriki and numbered 37/100, sealed Tomi in Japanese, both with red Juda collection seal on verso
15 x 20.5/8in. (39.3 x 52.3cm.); 14.1/8 x 10.1/8in. (36 x 25.8cm.) (2)

Provenance

Tokuriki Tomikichiro

Exhibited

The first, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, "Contemporary Japanese Prints," August 29--October 22, 1972

Lot Essay

PUBLISHED:
The first, George Kuwayama, Contemporary Japanese Prints (Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1972), no. 11, p. 36
For other impressions of the first see Oliver Statler, Modern Japanese Prints: An Art Reborn (Rutland and Tokyo: Charles E. Tuttle Co., 1980) nos. 72 and 73, p. 126.