Twelve Scenes of Kyoto_Kyoto Imperial Palace - Tomikichiro Tokuriki - Prints

_Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902～2000) Japanese printmaker, born in an artistic family in Kyoto in 1902, graduated from Kyoto Municipal Painting School. After World War II, he founded his own publishing company, Matsukyū, and wrote extensively about woodblock engraving and printing techniques. He is an influential figure in the Japanese contemporary printmaking movement and an important bridge between the two major Japanese art movements of the early 20th century, "Shin-hanga" and "Sôsaku-hanga". _Representative work "Twelve Scenes of Kyoto" Kyoto Imperial Palace Fushimi Inari Yasaka Tower Shimahara Gate Chion-in Golden Pavilion Temple large text Gionkai Arashiyama Byodoin Temple Kitano Shrine In front of Qianjiamen _Work information Artist: Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902～2000) Name: Twelve Scenes of Kyoto_Kyoto Imperial Palace. Dimensions: 34 x 37.3 cm. Inner frame size: 24 x 27.5 cm. Remarks: **Old pieces inevitably have traces of history, as shown in the picture, only those who can accept it will buy it.