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specializing in the Department of Printmaking
Adding a touch of humanity to this already stunning print is a kakashi (scarecrow)—a decoy or mannequin often used by farmers to protect their crops
Dated "1951 nen saku" (made in 1951) and Japanese title "Yu no Tsubakurodake" in kanji lettering on the left margin
Koichi Okumura (1904 - 1974) was an artist in Kyoto who designed woodblock prints for the Unsodo publisher
The apples hanging abundantly behind the woman in a kimono add to the charm of this lovely print
- Summer Flowers, 1968 - Koichi Okumura specializing in the Department ofThe charming small woodblock print is by Yutaka Okubo (19242008). Yutaka Okubo was known for his beautiful flower themed prints, and this one is no exception. It features lovely colors and contrast. This print was made for a 1968 calendar and published by Chikuho do. This handmade woodblock print would be perfect decor for a small space and would also make a wonderful gift for someone born in August 1968. Artist: Yutaka Okubo (1924 2008) Technique:
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