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Woodblock Prints101 of 165Katsushika Hokusai Woodblock Print and Ando Hiroshige Wood Block Print / Titled and Signed / Circa 19th 20th CenturyKoi fish print signed.
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    Posted 10 years ago

    stickyrice
    (2 items)

    JUST RECEIVED FROM FAMILY ,HAVING LITTLE LUCK WITH RESEARCH,I KNOW IT IS HASUI PRE EARTH QUAKE,TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW AND IF THE PIECE IS A RARE PRINT BY HASUI,ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE APPRECIATED,THANK YOU PAUL

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    1. Ukiyoeprints, 10 years ago
      Hello. Not sure if you are still seeking info about this Hasui piece or not, but if you are...

      This is a pre-earthquake Hasui piece, as such it is rare. The early editions were typically in editions between 100-300. However, the blocks were all, or mostly, lost after the 1923 earthquake, as such, second, third and further editions were unable to be produced....so it is rare and desirable.

      Title: Miyazu, Tango
      Series: Souvenirs of Travel, second series
      17 Jan 1921

      This print is rare, and therefore it has value to collectors. The condition plays a huge part with collectors, when it comes to value, and the condition of this piece is good, not fine, or excellent, or amazing...but good...as in middle of the road. Because of its rarity, it still is very desirable to collectors, but less valuable because of the present condition. The condition will certainly reflect in any sale price. The reason I say "present", is because it is possible to have the piece conserved, which can likely improve the overall condition, especially removing the stains, which could bring the condition up considerably...and the value comes right along with that. The question is, do you want to spend the effort, and pay the costs associated with undetaking the needed repairs? Feel free to email me if you have additional questions.

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