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Ohara Koson(Japan, 1877-1945)
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
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Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.

Two swallows aiming for a bee, red seal 'Koson' and signature. Hosoban tate-e, 34 x 17.5 cm. Total measuremant including frame 36 x 19 cm.
Pheasantcouple on a branch in bloom, red seal 'Koson'. Hosoban tate-e, 34 x 17.5 cm. Total measurement including frame 36 x 19 cm.

Not examined out of frames. Stains and damages.

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Ohara Koson (also Ohara Hōson, Ohara Shōson) was a Japanese painter and woodblock print designer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, at the forefront of shinsaku-hanga and shin-hanga art movements. Ohara Koson was famous as a master of kachō-e (bird-and-flower) designs. Throughout a prolific career, in which he created around 500 prints, he went by three different titles: Ohara Hōson (小原豊邨), Ohara Shōson (小原祥邨) and Ohara Koson.

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Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.
Two Ohara Koson woodblock prints, Japan, 20th century.

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