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Here the artist is depicting Himeji Castle–the largest extant castle in Japan–viewable from great distances. It is often called Shirasagi (White Heron) because it resembles a bird in flight. The castle was last rebuilt in 1609 and has withstood bombing in WWII and the great Hanshin earthquake of 1995.
| Dimensions | 7 x 9.75 inch image, 8 x 10.75 inch paper |
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| Condition | Excellent color. Previosly framed, tape on the back |
| Signature & Seals | pencil signed and titled by artist |
| Artist Name | YOSHIDA Toshi (1911 – 1995) |
| Medium | Color woodblock |
| Edition | not numbered |
| Year | 1932 |
photo by Svein Olslund
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