A lot consisting of a pair of matching woodblock landscape prints by Japanese artist Tetsuro Sawada (1933-1998). Both depict different perspectives of an expansive, graduated pale yellow sky defined by bands of olive green, gray, red, black, white, and blue.
- The vertical print's edition number (5 / 95) is written in the bottom left corner with the artist's signature, stamp, and date (1983) in the bottom right.
- Dimensions: (woodblock, sight) 24.5h x 16.5w inches, (frame) 31.75h x 22.25w inches
- The horizontal print's edition number (37 / 90) is written in the bottom left corner with the artist's signature, stamp, and date (1982) in the bottom right.
- Dimensions: (woodblock, sight) 12.25h x 21w inches, (frame) 18h x 28w inches
Tetsuro Sawada was a Japanese artist and printmaker born in Hokkaido. He graduated from Musashino Art University in Tokyo in 1958, where he studied Western-style painting. Sawada's work combines precise edged forms with delicate graduations of color.
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Condition
Overall good condition. Minimal age related toning visible across both prints. Their color remains strong. No damage or restoration revealed under blacklight. Light handling wear visible around both frames. Please see photos.
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Consignor was a nurse at The US Navy Hospital in Okinawa from 1982- 1984. Purchased from Kanda BOQ Framers & Gallery in Tokyo and Okinawa, Japan.