Japanese Print By Shodo: February, Boke Or Quince Tree

Object description :

"Japanese Print By Shodo: February, Boke Or Quince Tree"

From a sequel: Japanese Flower Calendar or Kyō no Hana Koyomi – Shiki no HanaCa.
1970
Publisher Unsodo
Nishiki-e
Shin hanga
Kachoe

There are many varieties of Boke. Kang Boke has beautiful scarlet flowers in early spring, but there are also the small crimson Yodo Boke, the red Shu Boke, the large pale pink Canton Boke, the white Sarasa Boke with a red background and the Changchun Boke which blooms all year round. Boke originated in China, and many of those planted in gardens today are of the Chinese variety, but the Boke found in the mountains and fields of Japan is Kusaboke.

Price: 300 €

Artist: Shodo Kawarazaki (1889-1973)
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition

Material: Paper
Width: 270 mm
Height: 400 mm

Reference: 1575934
Availability: In stock