Clifton Karhu - House In Shiba
Title: House In Shiba. Ed.24/100.
Artist: Clifton Karhu (1927-2007).
Signed & Dated: Titled, editioned, & signed in pencil to plate. Dated 1981.
Medium: Woodblock Print.
Paper Size: Approx: H: 47.00cm x W: 47.75cm. (Image Size: H: 40.50cm x W: 40.50cm).
Condition: A remarkable piece in excellent condition. Strong vibrant colours, unblemished - paper clean, crisp, & intact. Please refer to photos / Contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: “House in Shiba (芝大門の家)” by Clifton Karhu is a tremendous and particularly collectible print, showcasing the iconic Tolman Collection gallery in Tokyo. Founded in 1972 by Norman and Mary Tolman, the Tolman Collection has been a cornerstone in the world of modern and contemporary Japanese printmaking. Renowned for their wonderful welcome and impeccable curation, the gallery has shaped the global appreciation of Japanese prints, fostering an enduring legacy for both artists and collectors alike.
The Tolman Collection has represented many of Japan’s most celebrated print artists, including Clifton Karhu, whose collaboration with the gallery contributed significantly to both their international successes. A former teahouse, this piece beautifully captures the gallery’s charm which opened 1st October 1981 - from its traditional machiya-style architecture and latticed windows to the lush greenery and signature sign at the entrance. A testament to Karhu’s artistry and the gallery’s profound influence, this print encapsulates the unique partnership that helped redefine contemporary Japanese graphic art on a global scale.
Title: House In Shiba. Ed.24/100.
Artist: Clifton Karhu (1927-2007).
Signed & Dated: Titled, editioned, & signed in pencil to plate. Dated 1981.
Medium: Woodblock Print.
Paper Size: Approx: H: 47.00cm x W: 47.75cm. (Image Size: H: 40.50cm x W: 40.50cm).
Condition: A remarkable piece in excellent condition. Strong vibrant colours, unblemished - paper clean, crisp, & intact. Please refer to photos / Contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: “House in Shiba (芝大門の家)” by Clifton Karhu is a tremendous and particularly collectible print, showcasing the iconic Tolman Collection gallery in Tokyo. Founded in 1972 by Norman and Mary Tolman, the Tolman Collection has been a cornerstone in the world of modern and contemporary Japanese printmaking. Renowned for their wonderful welcome and impeccable curation, the gallery has shaped the global appreciation of Japanese prints, fostering an enduring legacy for both artists and collectors alike.
The Tolman Collection has represented many of Japan’s most celebrated print artists, including Clifton Karhu, whose collaboration with the gallery contributed significantly to both their international successes. A former teahouse, this piece beautifully captures the gallery’s charm which opened 1st October 1981 - from its traditional machiya-style architecture and latticed windows to the lush greenery and signature sign at the entrance. A testament to Karhu’s artistry and the gallery’s profound influence, this print encapsulates the unique partnership that helped redefine contemporary Japanese graphic art on a global scale.
Title: House In Shiba. Ed.24/100.
Artist: Clifton Karhu (1927-2007).
Signed & Dated: Titled, editioned, & signed in pencil to plate. Dated 1981.
Medium: Woodblock Print.
Paper Size: Approx: H: 47.00cm x W: 47.75cm. (Image Size: H: 40.50cm x W: 40.50cm).
Condition: A remarkable piece in excellent condition. Strong vibrant colours, unblemished - paper clean, crisp, & intact. Please refer to photos / Contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: “House in Shiba (芝大門の家)” by Clifton Karhu is a tremendous and particularly collectible print, showcasing the iconic Tolman Collection gallery in Tokyo. Founded in 1972 by Norman and Mary Tolman, the Tolman Collection has been a cornerstone in the world of modern and contemporary Japanese printmaking. Renowned for their wonderful welcome and impeccable curation, the gallery has shaped the global appreciation of Japanese prints, fostering an enduring legacy for both artists and collectors alike.
The Tolman Collection has represented many of Japan’s most celebrated print artists, including Clifton Karhu, whose collaboration with the gallery contributed significantly to both their international successes. A former teahouse, this piece beautifully captures the gallery’s charm which opened 1st October 1981 - from its traditional machiya-style architecture and latticed windows to the lush greenery and signature sign at the entrance. A testament to Karhu’s artistry and the gallery’s profound influence, this print encapsulates the unique partnership that helped redefine contemporary Japanese graphic art on a global scale.
