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is after the celebrated Japanese Nihonga painter Shunso Hishida (1874–1911)
Tiny ink spot on the upper left margin which will be matted out
and this print evokes a profound sense of nostalgia
Print size: 8 and 3/4 x 12 and 5/8 inches (22
filled with numerous children and a photographer who appears to be calling out instructions
- Kurama (Guardian Tigers at Kurama-dera, Kyoto) - Koichi Okumura is after the celebrated JapaneseThe beautiful wood engraving print "Kurama" (Guardian Tigers at Kurama dera, Kyoto) is by Osamu Saito (b. 1946). The print depicts the guardian tigers of Kurama dera Temple in Kyoto. Unlike many Japanese temples and shrines that are protected by guardian lion dogs (komainu), Kurama dera is known for its guardian tigers (komatora), which are regarded as the sacred messengers of Bishamonten, the Buddhist deity of protection and good fortune. According