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Children’s Tales

Children’s Tales

Sekino, Jun'ichiro, 1914-1988

Children’s Tales
  • Artist : Sekino, Jun'ichiro, 1914-1988
  • Date : 1952
  • Medium : wood engraving
  • Item# : 271082
  • Condition : No condition problems to note
  • Image size : 5 7/8 x 4 3/4 inches
  • Comments : Dimensions shown are for book’s cover; 10 designs done as wood engravings
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About The Artist

Sekino, Jun'ichiro, 1914-1988

Born in Aomori. From boyhood knew Munakata Shiko as a charismatic painter a few years his senior. Sekino made woodblock prints with friends while still in middle school. Studied etching in Aomori with Kon Junzo. Contributed to Chokokuto in 1932, Shin hanga in 1935. Exhibited with Nihon Hanga Kyokai from 1932. Moved to Tokyo in 1939 after winning a 1936 Teiten prize for an etching. Studied etching at Etching Institute of Nishida Takeo and oil painting and drawing at a private painting scho.....

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Children's Tales

Children’s Tales

$450.00

Dimensions shown are for book’s cover; 10 designs done as wood engravings

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SKU: 271082 Category: Uncategorized
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Dimensions shown are for book’s cover; 10 designs done as wood engravings

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