Shoen Uemura ( -1949) "Bijin and Wood Carver", Chinese and Japanese woodblock prints for sale, silkscreen, scrolls, watercolor, lithographs.

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Bijin and Wood Carver
by Shoen Uemura ( -1949)

Artist: Shoen Uemura ( -1949)

Title: Bijin and Wood Carver ⁽¹⁾

Series:

Date: 1940s/50s

Publisher: Self

Medium: Scroll/Makuri roll

Format: Large Oban, about 54.8cm x 200cm

Condition: Very good for a scroll of this age. Slight overall toning. Very minimal overall wear. Only a few soiling spots in the image area. Slight separation of the bottom roller from the backing (can be easily reinforced if necessary).

Price: $1500 (EMS Express shipping: $30)

Item Code: 8885-Shoen_Uemura

Notes: Hand painted on silk. Bone end roller. Includes official scroll box that contains the signature and inspection seal of Shoen's eldest son and apprentice Shoko Uemura (common for Shoen scrolls).
⁽¹⁾ This item is either untitled or the title is unknown.

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Artist:	Shoen Uemura ( -1949)
Title:	Bijin and Wood Carver ⁽¹⁾
Series:
Date:	1940s/50s
Publisher:	Self
Medium:	Scroll/Makuri roll
Format:	Large Oban, about 54.8cm x 200cm
Condition:	Very good for a scroll of this age. Slight overall toning. Very minimal overall wear. Only a few soiling spots in the image area. Slight separation of the bottom roller from the backing (can be easily reinforced if necessary).
Price:	$1500 (EMS Express shipping: $30)
Item Code:	8885-Shoen_Uemura
Notes:	Hand painted on silk. Bone end roller. Includes official scroll box that contains the signature and inspection seal of Shoen's eldest son and apprentice Shoko Uemura (common for Shoen scrolls). ⁽¹⁾ This item is either untitled or the title is unknown.