-'Okina' from Noh Play -

This beautiful woodblock print, "Okina", from Noh play is by Ryoshu Yamaguchi (1886–1966). Published in 1955 by Kyoto Hanga-in, this piece showcases Yamaguchi's expertise in Noh-ga (Noh paintings), or Japanese painting specializing in Noh-related subjects. Please note the mica in the background and the intricate detailing. The artist's signature and red seal are located in the left of the image. This print is a fantastic choice for collectors looking to create a stunning framed display of Japanese culture. Ryoshu Yamaguchi was born in Kyoto in 1886. He was a Japanese painter who studied under Kokyo Taniguchi and became especially famous for his Noh paintings. As a Kyogen performer himself, he infused his work with superbly rendered and faithful details.  Technique: Woodblock Paper size: ９ and 1/8 x 11 and 1/8 inches (23.2 x 28.3 cm)Image size: 8 x 9 and 7/8 inches (20.2 x 25 cm)Sheet number: N/ADate: 1955Signed: Artist's signature and the artist's red seal in the left.Condition: Overal