Sadanobu Hasegawa III (1881-1963). A group of four Japanese woodblock prints, 20th Century.
Sadanobu Hasegawa III (1881-1963). A group of four Japanese woodblock prints, 20th Century.
With motifves of elegant geishas depicted during different seasons. Measurment with frame 28,5x36,5 cm.
Slightly yellowed. Stains.
Provenance
From the series "Maiko in Four Seasons of Kyoto".
Exhibitions
Sadanobu Hasegawa III was born in Osaka as the son of Sadanobu II. He continued his family tradition and tried to adopt the art of Japanese printmaking to the 20th century with changing tastes and changing markets for this old trade.
Sadanobu III picks up old subjects of the ukiyo-e tradition like the kabuki theater, the bunraku puppet theater, beautiful young girls from Kyoto, genre scenes and events from Japan's medieval history and legends.
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