$3,200.00 unframed

Cut corner at top right is to aid in getting proper registration during printing.

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SKU: KAC351 Category:

Description

Himeji Castle in the city of the same name, is the finest surviving example of traditional feudal castle architecture. Initially built in the 14th C, it was entirely rebuilt between 1601 and 1609. It is often called Shirasagi-jo, or White Egret Castle. “Ooishi” is carved into the large stone in front of the torii gate which leads into the shrine honoring the 47 Ronin. I think this is one of Mr. Karhu’s finest designs.

Additional information

Dimensions

16.5×24 inch image, 19×26.5 inch paper

Condition

Excellent–never framed; few ink smudges in margins

Signature & Seals

dated, pencil signed, titled and numbered by the artist

Artist Name

Clifton KARHU (1927-2007)

Medium

Color woodblock print

Edition

11/100

Year

1978