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Hokusai Katsushika's red Fuji.

It is the wood-block print and carved wooden block of a reprinted edition.

The wood-block print of 1 and red Fuji

2, the main version (üñndigo)

3, the version of Fuji (a red shading off, a grass shading off, sumi shading off)

4, the Sky version (the indigo blue poor version)

5, the back version (obscuring one character "a shading off from under indigo blue" and

In the case of a mountain" thin indigo blue)

Even now, traditional work is minutely inherited in Tokyo and Kyoto.

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I am carrying out studying and have thought this morning that it is lucky.

Looking for Gauguin's wood-block print picture in the network, a very much good picture was

not found.

If it refers to HP of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston by "Gauguin" to a trial, it will be become

a great success.

The digital image of the wood-block print picture of Gauguin of the Museum of Fine Arts,

Boston possession and the picture of the carved wooden block were seen.


Does the principle of general public presentation put the art museum in the United States

into practice ^^

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It is Balen's explanation today .

Usually, when printing a water wood-block print, Balen uses.

Contents are two even if it tells Balen to a word. It is¡¡tool¡¥ which pasted together in

piles about 50 sheets of Japanese paper (old £ôhe book of Japanese paper etc.) which the

shape of a plate wore out It and a bamboo The rope which governed to eight the string which

tore the skin to about 2mm. The rope wound around a whirl is put in into plate-like ATEKAWA,

It wraps in a bamboo sheath.

(Balen whom the picture embezzled is a tough tool which a printer can continue and use for

numbers of generation.)

Balen is one-dish completion now. This Valen calls it a wonderful tool, or such a useful

tool is considered well and he comes out, and if he is also the bottom, he will be

impressed.



This Balen is peculiar to Japan and it is not in other Asia.

As for the ukiyoe (Harunobu, Utamaro, Hokusai, Hiroshige, etc.) of Japan of the Edo period,

the multicolor waterwood-block print was done by invention of this £Âalen and Kento¡Êaim¡Ë.


* If it is an oily wood-block print, the pressing machine for wood-block prints will be used.

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A material required for work of a wood-block print is introduced today.

since it is a wood-block print? first of all -- the cherry tree material (wild cherry tree)

of a carved wooden block and Japanese paper (Echizen), animal glue , and £Ùamato nori (wash

paste) as a tool, the pedestal for sculpture, the graver, the flea, whetstone, and

wood-block print which carve a carved wooden block are printed -- printing -- a stand, Valen,

and paints (pigment color) The brush applied to a carved wooden block (hair of a horse).

SHINABENIYA is also used in addition to the cherry tree material of a carved wooden block.

Size which Japanese paper permeates and is used for a stop (solution of glue and alum).

Since ­µ thinks that it is things(glue) which is not usually seen in this, a picture is

carried.


* Melt it by warming in hot water after soaking glue in water and steeping it overnight ^^

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It is the Tokyo business trip for one night and two days, and the first day left Kyoto with

the Shinkansen of AM of 6:14 shots this time. The arrival at Shinagawa is to Takada's Baba

in AM8:19 Yamanote Line. work should arrange in a Takumi woodblock studio! enough arranging

and coming out the following -- beforehand full during scheduled time Full!

­µ meets thecustomer in Ueno at afternoon, and arrange after appreciating the Myoshin-ji

exhibition.

It is to 3F of Maruzen of Nihonbashi for seeing a customer's exhibition (wood-block print

exhibition) to PM3. They are Mr. Koike (engraver of a wood-block print), Mr. Kadota (designer

of the Nagasawa art park), and waiting in this hall.

Then, it moves to next Takashimaya 7F by two persons, the exhibition (it is [ person in

charge / of a customer ] out) of ? doll is seen, and it is a teahouse of 3F.

It comes out, tea is carried out by three persons, and it moves to an industrialist literary-

researches center (Chiyoda-ku Tidorigafuti are near ) by taxi.

It had a meal with four persons, Mr. Sato, Mr. Kadota, Mr. Koike, and me.

The meal finished past PM9, and I had Mr. Koike send to Ueno, and I stayed in Ueno.



It moved noisilyand was the business trip first day of fullness ^^

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