Title: San Mon Ban (Volume I). Ed.22/200 (Plates Ed.187/365).
Artist: Haku Maki (1924-2000).
Signed: Published 1975.
Medium: Woodblock Print.
Size: Cloth Volume Binder: (H: 21.00cm x W:21.00cm x L:3.50cm). Mat-plates: (H:20.00cm x W:20.00cm). Paper: (H: 15.00cm x W:14.00cm). Images: (H:2" x W:2").
Condition: Fabulous. Clean cloth binder, images unmarked & unblemished & present beautifully. Please refer to photos / Contact for any further questions & condition report.
Notes: A beautiful & complete volume of San Mon Ban (Volume I). A rare collectors piece.
San Mon Ban: 1975. A seven volume series (I-VII): each volume included a collection of twelve attributed prints. 2”x 2” woodblock images, each volume carried particular themes of work: either taking inspiration from his previously successful designs; exploring new subject ideas around leaves, flowers, insects, trees, and fruits for example; or serving as a basis to further develop his initial, coming, ceramic & persimmon ideas. Volumes were published in two runs: an initial 200 prior to a further 165.
Title: San Mon Ban (Volume I). Ed.22/200 (Plates Ed.187/365).
Artist: Haku Maki (1924-2000).
Signed: Published 1975.
Medium: Woodblock Print.
Size: Cloth Volume Binder: (H: 21.00cm x W:21.00cm x L:3.50cm). Mat-plates: (H:20.00cm x W:20.00cm). Paper: (H: 15.00cm x W:14.00cm). Images: (H:2" x W:2").
Condition: Fabulous. Clean cloth binder, images unmarked & unblemished & present beautifully. Please refer to photos / Contact for any further questions & condition report.
Notes: A beautiful & complete volume of San Mon Ban (Volume I). A rare collectors piece.
San Mon Ban: 1975. A seven volume series (I-VII): each volume included a collection of twelve attributed prints. 2”x 2” woodblock images, each volume carried particular themes of work: either taking inspiration from his previously successful designs; exploring new subject ideas around leaves, flowers, insects, trees, and fruits for example; or serving as a basis to further develop his initial, coming, ceramic & persimmon ideas. Volumes were published in two runs: an initial 200 prior to a further 165.
