- Hamamatsu no Ohtakoage (Hamamatsu Big Kite Festival, Shizuoka) -
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The superb silkscreen print 'Hamamatsu no Ohtakoage' (Hamamatsu Big Kite Festival, Shizuoka) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the vibrant and colorful Hamamatsu Kite Festival in Shizuoka, Japan, where many large kites fill the sky. The sheet number, Japanese title, and artist's signature are hand-signed on the bottom margin.
The Hamamatsu Big Kite Festival has a history spanning more than 440 years. In May, many kites fly high, engaging in battles in the skies.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 and 1/8 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33.3 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Excellent condition.
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- Karatsu Okunchi (Karatsu Okunchi Festival, Saga) -
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The magnificent silkscreen print 'Karatsu Okunchi' (Karatsu Okunchi Festival, Saga) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the march of the floats during the powerful Karatsu Okunchi Festival in Saga prefecture, Japan. The sheet number, Japanese title, and artist's signature are hand-signed on the bottom margin.
The Karatsu Okunchi Festival is the largest festival of Karatsu Shrine in autumn. The festival began in 1819 and was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site in 2008.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Excellent condition.
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- Kasuga Taisha Bugaku Hajime (Ceremony of traditional Japanese Court dances at Kasuga Taisha Shrine)
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Beautiful silkscreen print "Kasuga Taisha Bugaku Hajime" (Ceremony of traditional Japanese Court dances at Kasuga Taisha Shrine) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b.1947). Sheet number 156/300, title in Japanese, and hand-signed on the bottom margin. Amazing colors and fine contrast.
-Kasuga Taisha Bugaku Hajimeshiki - (Ceremony of traditional Japanese Court dances at Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Nara in January)
Masaaki Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1947. He graduated from Musashino Art University with a major in Oil Painting in 1971. He educated himself in silkscreen after learning woodblock printmaking and stone lithography, while making repeated visits to Europe and the United States. His silkscreen shows Japanese traditional festivals or cultures. His work is found in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, Honolulu Museum of Art, and Albrecht Fine Art Museum. Now he is a well-known silkscreen artist. His collectors are based worldwide.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 9 and 5/8 by 13 inches (24.5 cm x 33 cm)
Image size: 5 and 7/8 x 8 and 5/8 inches (15 x 21.8 cm)
Sheet number: 156/300
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition
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- Mino no Hana-Mikoshi (Mino Flower Mikoshi Festival, Gifu) -
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The fantastic silkscreen print 'Mino no Hana-Mikoshi' (Mino Flower Mikoshi Festival, Gifu) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the beauty and vibrancy of the Mino Flower Mikoshi Festival in Gifu, Japan. The sheet number, Japanese title, and artist signature are hand-signed on the bottom margin.
Mino Flower Mikoshi Festival, Gifu: The Hana-Mikoshi is decorated with cherry blossom-dyed Japanese washi paper flowers attached to the roof of the Mikoshi; Mino is very famous for the washi paper. It looks like beautiful cherry blossoms are dancing; it's a very gorgeous festival.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 and 1/8 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33.3 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Excellent condition. There is a faint spot on the upper left margin, which will be matted out.
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- Misaki Matsuri (Misaki Festival, Kagoshima) -
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The striking silkscreen print 'Misaki Matsuri' (Misaki Festival, Kagoshima) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the beauty and vibrancy of one of Japan's most famous festivals. The print features a striking red umbrella, adding a pop of color to any space. Sheet number, Japanese title, and are hand-signed on the bottom margin.
Masaaki Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1947. He graduated from Musashino Art University with a major in oil painting in 1971. He educated himself in silkscreen after learning woodblock printmaking and stone lithography while making repeated visits to Europe and the United States. His silkscreen shows Japanese traditional festivals or cultures. His work is found in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Honolulu Museum of Art, and the Albrecht Fine Art Museum. Now he is a well-known silkscreen artist. His collectors are based worldwide.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 and 1/8 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33.3 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition
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- Ohara no Hadaka Matsuri (Ohara Hadaka Festival, Chiba) -
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The remarkable silkscreen print 'Ohara no Hadaka Matsuri' (Ohara Hadaka Festival, Chiba) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the vibrant energy of a festival held in the sea in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The waves are depicted as fish scales, and the bold colors create a modern and dynamic image. The sheet number, Japanese title, and artist's signature are hand-signed on the bottom margin.
The Ohara Hadaka Festival is a traditional autumn celebration that unites the entire community. It is held to pray for a bountiful harvest and a successful fishing season, with more than a dozen mikoshi, or portable shrines, ceremoniously carried into the sea at once. The mikoshi are cast into the sea with bravery and heroism, symbolizing the community's devotion and unity.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Excellent condition.
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- Omizutori (Omizutori Festival, Nara) -
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The fantastic silkscreen print 'Omizutori' (Omizutori Festival, Nara) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b. 1947). This print captures the beauty and vibrancy of one of Japan's most famous festivals, the Omizutori Festival, which takes place at the Nigatsu-do of Todai-ji Temple in Nara. It is a traditional event that has continued for over 1200 years. This print depicts a dramatic fire at night during the festival. I have personally witnessed this dynamic scene of sparks dancing before, and it was an amazing experience. This is a truly striking print, with the sheet number, Japanese title, and signature hand-signed on the bottom margin.
Masaaki Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1947. He graduated from Musashino Art University with a major in oil painting in 1971. He educated himself in silkscreen after learning woodblock printmaking and stone lithography while making repeated visits to Europe and the United States. His silkscreen shows Japanese traditional festivals or cultures. His work is found in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Honolulu Museum of Art, and the Albrecht Fine Art Museum. Now he is a well-known silkscreen artist. His collectors are based worldwide.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 13 and 1/8 by 19 and 7/8 inches (33.3 cm x 50.5 cm)
Image size: 10 x 14 and 1/4 inches (25.5 x 36 cm)
Sheet number: 8/100
Date: N/A
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Pristine condition
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- Sugo zishi (Shishi 'Lion' Dance in Sugo)
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Striking silkscreen print "Sugo zishi" (Shishi 'Lion' Dance in Sugo) is by Masaaki Tanaka (b.1947). Sheet number 267/850, title in Japanese, and hand-signed on the bottom margin. Beautiful colors and nice contrast. "Sugo zishi" (Sugo Shishi 'Lion' Dance) was honored in 1958 as Gifu Prefecture’s Important Intangible Folk Culture Property.
-Sugo Zishi-
Masaaki Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1947. He graduated from Musashino Art University with a major in Oil Painting in 1971. He educated himself in silkscreen after learning woodblock printmaking and stone lithography, while making repeated visits to Europe and the United States. His silkscreen shows Japanese traditional festivals or cultures. His work is found in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, Honolulu Museum of Art, and Albrecht Fine Art Museum. Now he is a well-known silkscreen artist. His collectors are based worldwide.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 10 and 5/8 by 15 and 1/2 inches. (27 cm x 39.5 cm)
Image size: 9 and 3/8 x 12 and 7/8 inches (23.7x 32.5 cm)
Sheet number: 267/850
Date: 1982
Signed: Hand-Signed on the bottom margin
Condition: Good condition with toning. A minor paper crease on the lower left margin corner, tiny tape stain on the upper left margin corner, and mat line from prior matting which will be easily matted out. Please see the pictures.
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Shimoda Kurofune Matsuri (Black Ship Festival at Shimoda)
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Very beautiful silkscreen print "Shimoda Kurofune Matsuri" (Black Ship Festival at Shimoda) by Masaaki Tanaka (1947-). Sheet number 186/300, title in Japanese, and hand-signed on the bottom margin. Very beautiful colors and superb details. Kurofune Festival : Shimoda had been a harbor town long before the Black Ships entered its bay by Perry at the end of the Edo Period. Opening Shimoda's harbor not only to Japanese ships but to foreign ships as well. And allowing foreign ships to enter a Japanese port meant opening relations with foreign countries. Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1947. He educated himself in silkscreen after learning woodblock printmaking and stone lithography, while making repeated visits to Europe and the United States. His silkscreen show Japanese Festival. His work is found in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, Honolulu Museum of Art and Albrecht Fine Art Museum. The Japanese government presented a print by Tanaka to President Reagan when he visited Japan. Now he is well known silkscreen artist.
Technique: Silkscreen
Paper size: 9 and 7/8 by 13 inches. (25 cm x 33 cm)
Sheet number: 186/300
Date: N/A
Signed: Signed with artist official red seal.
Condition: Pristine condition, never framed. Pinpoint size ink spot on the bottom margin which is almost not noticeable and will be easily matted out.
