- Gunkaku-zu (Flock of Japanese Red Crown Cranes) - Katsuyuki Nishijima Hand-numbered

Hand-numbered

the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

"The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo"

blooming softly beneath the gaze of the moon

These old original first-edition prints are hard to find nowadays

- Gunkaku-zu (Flock of Japanese Red Crown Cranes) - Katsuyuki Nishijima Hand-numberedThe elegant woodblock print Gunkaku zu (Flock of Japanese Red Crowned Cranes) is by Korin Ogata (16581716), a renowned Japanese Nihonga painter of the Rinpa school. Originally created during the Edo period (17th18th century), this print was published by Tansei sha in 1983. The publisher's seal, the printer's name "Keiichi Nakamura," and the carver's name "Sadao Uetani" are located in the right margin. Its refined and sophisticated design also makes it