Itô Shinsui Itô Shinsui

Summer kimono

43,7 x 26,4 cm. Series: Shin bijin jūnis…

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Itô Shinsui

Itô Shinsui Summer kimono 43,7 x 26,4 cm. Series: Shin bijin jūnisugata. Title: Yukata. Young woman with fan in blue yukata. Inscribed: Shinsui. Seal: Itō. Publisher: Watanabe (small round stamp). Date: Taisho 11 (1922). Reverse: edition stamp 124/200. Excellent impression, colors somewhat yellowed, bokashi, shomenzuri, upper and lower margin creased, small crease at left, thin spots at right and left margin, lower margin somewhat rubbed, mounted in passepartout at upper corners. Provenance Private collection, Westphalia

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