OHARA KOSON (1877 – 1945) Three Japanese woodblock prints of monkeys
OHARA KOSON (1877 – 1945) Meiji / Taishō period, early 20th Century Three Japanese woodblock prints, otanzaku ban depicting monkeys, the first with two simians dangling from a tree branch above water surface, the smaller suspended from the grip of the other, reaching down to grab the reflection of the moon, the second with two monkeys contemplating a butterfly, signed Shoson, each with a red seal mark, the third signed Koson illustrating a fierce fight of two primates, each framed and glazed, 36cm high, 19cm long; 37cm high, 17cm long; 34cm high, 18cm long (3)Click here to share:Request a condition report
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OHARA KOSON (1877 – 1945) Meiji / Taishō period, early 20th Century Three Japanese woodblock prints, otanzaku ban depicting monkeys, the first with two simians dangling from a tree branch above water surface, the smaller suspended from the grip of the other, reaching down to grab the reflection of the moon, the second with two monkeys contemplating a butterfly, signed Shoson, each with a red seal mark, the third signed Koson illustrating a fierce fight of two primates, each framed and glazed, 36cm high, 19cm long; 37cm high, 17cm long; 34cm high, 18cm long (3)Click here to share:Request a condition report
