Description

Joshua Rohm Woodblock print "The Rice Planters" framed

Product Details
This is an introduction of a woodblock print by "Joshua Rome" depicting a scene of rice planting, which can be said to be the original landscape of Japan.

Size, signature of the artist, etc.
Work length and width: 16.7 x 22.4 in (in mat)
Frame length and width: 22.4 x 28.3 in
Edition number, title, signature, and other information are present on the lower part of the work.

Scratches, soreness, etc.
There are some scuffs and sags on the frame.
On the other hand, the work itself is generally in good condition, although there are some fibers that have been made into the paper itself and wrinkles that were caused during the production of the work.
Please refer to the photos for details.

Technique
Woodblock print

Glass, acrylic plate, etc.
Acrylic board

Boxes, containers, accessories, etc.
No box, container, accessories, etc.

Reference materials
Joshua Rome
Printmaker from the U.S.A.
Studied under Clifton Calf
1953 Born in New York, U.S.A.
1973 After coming to Japan, studied Japanese at a Japanese language school in Kyoto.
Traveled around Japan, learned printmaking techniques, woodworking, and lacquer painting.
1979 Became independent and began creating prints
1981 Exhibited at CWAJ Contemporary Print Exhibition and Japan Print Association Exhibition
1983 Holds a solo exhibition in New York
1984 Appears on the TV program "Tetsuko's Room
1985 Holds a solo exhibition at Tokyo American Club
1988 Held "Masao Ido and Joshua Rohm Woodblock Print Exhibition" (Vancouver)
Other solo and group exhibitions in Tokyo, Osaka, New York and other locations
Lives and works in Keihokucho, Kyoto
Above is a brief biography quote.

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