Description
Actual color on this print is much less orange. True color is a deeper rich red.
$1,200.00 unframed
Maki did quite a few prints using the kanji character for woman, but far fewer for man or child. I find using red ink makes this a particularly joyful rendition. Do you suppose the glossy black ink is meant as a gleam in the child’s eye?. Dan Tretiak designates this as one of Maki’s best “big red prints.”
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Actual color on this print is much less orange. True color is a deeper rich red.
| Dimensions | 17.5 x 12 in. paper |
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| Condition | excellent color and impression. A few spots at paper edge, some toning verso with moderate bleed-through of red ink, tape remnant top verso |
| Signature & Seals | numbered and titled, pencil signed |
| Artist Name | MAKI Haku (1924 – 2000) |
| Medium | woodblock with embossing |
| Edition | 100/153 |
| Year | 1971 |