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Collection of 5 lithographs on antique Japanese Imperial handmade paper, double-signed.
Signed in the stone and individually signed in ink by the artist. All numbered 3/50. Includes an original drawing with Japanese calligraphy describing the collection, signed and dated 1927.
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Tsuguharu Foujita 藤田 嗣治.
Collection of 5 lithographs on antique Japanese Imperial handmade paper, double-signed.
Signed in the stone and individually signed in ink by the artist. All numbered 3/50. Includes an original drawing with Japanese calligraphy describing the collection, signed and dated 1927.
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APOLLO Editions. Copy No. 3. Limited edition of 60 copies.
Size: 50cm x 40 cm.
Published and printed by Artistic Editions.
Condition: Visible traces of old moisture staining (dry), minor damages to corners, folds and handling marks on this delicate paper. Unframed. Sold as is.
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Tsuguharu Foujita (Tokyo, 1886 – Zurich, 1968)
Japanese-born French painter and a leading figure of the School of Paris. Renowned for combining Japanese artistic traditions with Western modernism, his work is celebrated for its refined line, delicate surfaces and luminous palette. Foujita achieved international recognition in the 1920s and 1930s and remains one of the most important cultural bridges between Eastern and Western art.
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