MAKE AN OFFER SALE!!! Antique Japanese Woodblock print

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Sold Date: 11/02/2006
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

We welcome you to Fuji Arts auctions on Ebay! Enjoy shopping our Japanese print auctions and have fun bidding.

At Fuji Arts, we're committed to offering Japanese woodblock prints that won't break the budget. We offer, by far, the largest selection of Japanese prints on Ebay and we're always acquiring new and exciting prints to offer.

Bid with our commitment to you in mind- Always great service, always great prices, always going the extra mile. Thanks for your business!

We encourage WORLDWIDE bidding with super low reserves- $5 domestic shipping & very reasonable international shipping. We will service your order domestic or international- guaranteed. Fuji Arts team members are available to assist you; email- or give us a call at (USA eastern time zone). We're happy to help!

Go Ahead! Make an offer on this woodblock print!

Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido- In 1832 Hiroshige traveled with an entourage of the shogun's officials from Edo (Tokyo) to Kyoto along the Tokaido road. This journey was an eye opening and life changing experience for him. As an urban man of Edo he had experienced life mainly in the capital. His journey along the Tokaido, through the rural enclaves and natural beauty of his country, had a deep impact on Hiroshige. He immediately returned to Edo after the trip and began his masterwork woodblock series from the sketches he had made along the amazing journey. Viewing the completed series, from beginning to end in actual woodblock print form is the intended way to see the Heoido Tokaido. This woodblock print set offers the opportunity to be transported back in time to Hiroshige's Japan in the shadow of the Tokogawa shogunate and to see this life as Hiroshige intended.

Hiroshige- Hiroshige's woodblock prints are instantly recognizable landscape works from 19th century Japan. His love of the Japanese countryside comes through in his work. Even today as one travels the highways of Japan, or gazes from the window of a speeding express train, Hiroshige comes to mind many times a day. Short comments on this piece- This fantastic print - A beautiful old wood block reprint (1950s) of one of Hiroshige's Tokaido stations. Note the lovely, soft colors, emulating Hiroshige's original and the fine linework indicative of a high quality printing. This beautiful, classic Japanese wood block print, would make an excellent display or a very special and unique gift. A great opportunity, how did this one make the clearance? Bid now!

Artist- Hiroshige (reprint)

Condition- In excellent condition overall as shown with fine original color and detail. No holes, tears, repairs, or other issues to report. The print is not backed. Nice full margins, not trimmed, as shown (see photo). Beautiful handmade paper and fine inks. The top notch piece and a good choice for the discerning collector.

Size- 7" x 10 3/4" + margins as shown

A Fantastic New Deal Making Opportunity- This piece is one of over 400 prints offered for one week in a fixed price "best offer" format. T are two ways to buy these prints; Purchase the print for the $24.99 fixed price- You are assured your selection assuming you are the first one to purchase the item. The only additional cost is shipping as outlined below. Make an offer! If you are interested, and enjoy a bit of art world deal making, by all means- make an offer! Check out the format of these Ebay "best offer" auctions. If your offer is accepted, you are the winner! Give it a try.

How will we decide what offers to accept? Your best opportunity to have your offer accepted is to understand the dynamics of selling low priced prints. For example; a single print for $10 costs more to process in our office than $10 (not to mention what we paid for it). We are unlikely to accept offers like that. If you make numerous offers on many prints (facilitating a bulk shipment of many pieces) that is a more attractive offer and more likely to be accepted.

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