The Great Wave off Kanagawa
20 April 2020
Description

This print is 10x14 inch It is framed and in perfect cond. There are no Dots The coloring is very sharpe

Provenance

I purchased it from a thrift shop in Florida I do not know any else about this picture

Acquired from
Other
For sale
Yes
Answered within about 20 hours
By s.k. Breider
Apr 21, 16:06 UTC
Fair Market Value
€150 - €200 EUR
Insurance Value $0 EUR
What does this mean?

Dear STEVE,

I believe its a reprint of Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) - 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa' - From the series "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" - ca 1980.s - Japan. Its a first class print and well preserved. Also the later prints are interesting for buyers since it is a very popular theme. My estimation is the price you could get when this print came to auction.

Steve richards Apr 21, 16:55 UTC

It is textured with different levels

Steve richards Apr 21, 17:20 UTC

I can remove the other backings if necessary
Thanks

S.k. breider Apr 22, 11:33 UTC

Dear Steve,

To be sure about the ''version'' of the great wave I need to see the back.
Regards,

Simon Breider

Steve richards Apr 22, 17:47 UTC

I just added photos of the reverse side

S.k. breider Apr 24, 09:05 UTC

Great I found them.

I will do some research and let you know Asap. Looks good in first glimpse.
Also I ask a second opinion to be sure with a colleague of mine.

Takes a couple of days.

Regards,

Simon Breider

Steve richards Apr 24, 11:52 UTC

Thanks
Take you time no rush

Steve richards Apr 27, 21:36 UTC

Are sure it is a Print ?
It seems to be layered and the coloring goes through to the back

S.k. breider Apr 29, 06:19 UTC

This is a woodblock print.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodblock_printing

Its not a print as you would call it like Offset print with those million dots.

Regards,

Steve richards Apr 29, 17:58 UTC

I am sorry to keep bothering you about this but it does not really seem to be a wood block print.
It definitely is not smooth . If you run your hand over the picture you can feel the places where the different coloring are. I am not an authority on this but all the prints and engravings I have encountered have always been smooth or semi smooth.This is definitely Not smooth

S.k. breider May 02, 10:32 UTC

A woodblock print is completely consistent in what you describe. You can feel the different layers of ink on the paper. Thats only logical, nothing to worry about.

Regards,

Simon Breider

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