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In June 2009 we received a new shipment of traditional Tibetan rugs from Nepal. We had ordered many of the new pieces after designs that we had sold before. This page compares two examples of the same design. No rug is like the other one. This comparison is an impressive demonstration of the all handmade character of artelino Tibetan rugs made especially for us in Nepal.
All Handmade Tibetan Rugs
Kazuyuki Ohtsu has worked as a woodblock printmaker since the early 1950s. But for many years he was in the shadow of another great woodblock artist. Kazyuki Ohtsu worked as a faitful assistant for Kiyoshi Saito for 40 years until the death of Kiyoshi Saito in 1997. It is now time that the public becomes finally more aware of this great printmaker.
Woodblock Prints by Kazuyuki Ohtsu
Shufu Miyamoto, born 1950, is a leading Japanese printmaker. His woodblock prints show romantic landscapes or nature scenes in soft colors and intensive use of "bokashi" (color gradations). The artist has developed an unmatched skill of displaying water, haze and mist.
Woodblock Prints by Shufu Miyamoto
Kaoru Saito, born 1931, is a great Japanese artist who creates beautiful art prints depicting beautiful women in mezzotint technique. We have little information about the artist. But we have several of these wonderful, sensitive female images to show - prints that we sold in our art auctions.
Mezzotints by Kaoru Saito
Kiyochika Kobayashi (1847-1915) is a leading artist of the Japanese Meiji period. His importance lies in his pioneer role for the modernization of the old Japanese woodblock print, called ukiyo-e. During the time of the Sino-Japanese war (1894/95) and the Russo-Japanese war (1904/05) Kiyochika Kobayashi designed prints with scenes from the war front. Under artistic aspects they are regarded as the best in this genre.
Japanese War Prints by Kiyochika Kobayashi
Ido Masao. born 1945, is a very succesful, contemporary Japanese printmaker. His success formula is simple and powerful. He combines the old traditional Japanese woodblock technique with Japanese sterotype subjects like Japanese gardens, romantic views of famous Japanese landmarks, images from the Japanese Bunraku theater or old Japanese villages.
Woodblock Prints by Ido Masao
"Genji Monogatari" or "The Tale of Genji" is a novel written in Japan in the eleventh century about the love adventures of Prince Genji. The story of the novel was depicted on numerous woodblock prints by Japanese artists of all periods. In the nineteenfifties a set of 54 woodblock prints was designed by Masao Ebina (1913-1980) and published by Yamada Shoin in Kyoto.
Genji Monogatari Illustrated by Masao Ebina
Genji monogatari, The Tale of Genji. Chapter 54: "Yume no Ukihashi". Woodblock print by Masao Ebina (1913-1980) - one from a set of 54.
Genji Monogatari - Chapter 54
Genji monogatari, The Tale of Genji. Chapter 53: Tenarai. Practicing Penmanship. Woodblock print by Masao Ebina (1913-1980) - one from a set of 54.
Genji Monogatari - Chapter 53
Genji monogatari, The Tale of Genji. Chapter 52: "Nowake" (Autumn Gale). Woodblock print by Masao Ebina (1913-1980) - one from a set of 54.
Genji Monogatari - Chapter 52
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