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He became a renowned Western artist in Japan and his work is now featured in collections around the world
Date: First edition dated Showa 25 nen (1950)
5 cm)Image size: 7 x 9 and 1/2 inches (18 x 24 cm) Sheet number: N/A Date: Showa 21 (1946)Signed: N/ACondition: Overall
koku' ("Drawn and carved by Takeji") appear in Japanese in the lower-left corner of the image
they are not noticeable unless pointed out
- Yamabushidani Valley, Mimasaka - from Famous Places of Sixty-odd Provinces - Rain He became a renowned WesternThe dramatic woodblock print "Yamabushidani Valley, Mimasaka from Famous Places of Sixty odd Provinces" is by Hiroshige Ando (1797 1858). Hiroshige amazingly depicts dramatic and intense storm weather. Published by Yuyudo. Yuyudo publisher's seal, carver's name "Shigeru Koike", printer's name "Taro Ito", date seal, and (original) publisher seal on the left margin. Censor seal on the top margin. Re carved edition. High quality print by a famous