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Kawabata Ryushi
【Japanese crane】

This work depicts a Japanese crane, a symbol of longevity. The use of blotting and dry strokes is superb.
Number
D20-052
Title
Japanese crane
Artist
Kawabata Ryushi
Detail
Materials : ink and colour on paper
wooden boxed (signed by painter / double)
Size : W 24 × H 27 cm (Image) ・ W 39.5 × H 116 cm (Mount)
Artist History
Kawabata Ryushi (1885-1966) was a Japanese painter from the Meiji to Showa periods. He was born in Wakayama Prefecture. The haiku poet Kawabata Bosha was his younger brother. He initially studied Western painting, and was a member of the Hakuba-kai and Taiheiyo-ga-kai painting associations. After traveling to Europe and America, he switched to Japanese painting. He headed the Seiryu-sha art organization. He was a Person of Cultural Merit and a recipient of the Order of Culture.
Price
120,000yen

Kawabata Ryushi
【Japanese crane】

This work depicts a Japanese crane, a symbol of longevity. The use of blotting and dry strokes is superb.
Number
D20-052
Title
Japanese crane
Artist
Kawabata Ryushi
Detail
Materials : ink and colour on paper
wooden boxed (signed by painter / double)
Size : W 24 × H 27 cm (Image) ・ W 39.5 × H 116 cm (Mount)
Artist History
Kawabata Ryushi (1885-1966) was a Japanese painter from the Meiji to Showa periods. He was born in Wakayama Prefecture. The haiku poet Kawabata Bosha was his younger brother. He initially studied Western painting, and was a member of the Hakuba-kai and Taiheiyo-ga-kai painting associations. After traveling to Europe and America, he switched to Japanese painting. He headed the Seiryu-sha art organization. He was a Person of Cultural Merit and a recipient of the Order of Culture.
Price
120,000yen

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