Pagoda and Ghosts by Hiroshi Taru, 1988
Pagoda and Ghosts by Hiroshi Taru, 1988
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Discover the intriguing blend of history and folklore with this unique woodblock print titled "Pagoda and Ghosts" by Hiroshi Taru. Dated April 1988, this piece offers a glimpse into the mystical side of Japanese culture, portrayed through the artist's distinctive perspective.
Key Details:
Dimensions: 3"x4" (Koban size)
Year Created: 1988
Condition: Maintained in excellent vintage condition, displaying the customary ink bleed through and raw paper edges indicative of its original craftsmanship.
Artist: Hiroshi Taru
Series: XI/4
Hiroshi Taru's work is a testament to the enduring allure of Japanese woodblock prints, an art form that has captivated audiences for centuries. The subject matter, featuring ethereal apparitions around a storied pagoda, is artfully rendered with a balance of light and shadow, invoking both reverence and curiosity.
In keeping with the tradition of ukiyo-e, the print's natural characteristics, such as the ink that has permeated to the other side and the paper's unrefined edges, are embraced as essential aspects of its authenticity. These attributes highlight the handcrafted nature of the piece and are celebrated as a connection to the artist's hand and intent.
This print is accompanied by its original nenpyo or koyomi, a traditional Japanese calendar card, which certifies the date of creation. The card not only serves as a guarantee of the print's age and origin but also enriches its cultural narrative.
"Pagoda and Ghosts" is more than art; it is a conversation piece, a window into the supernatural storytelling that is woven into the fabric of Japanese history. Add this captivating print by Hiroshi Taru to your collection and let it cast an aura of mystery and tradition in your space.
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Key Details:
Dimensions: 3"x4" (Koban size)
Year Created: 1988
Condition: Maintained in excellent vintage condition, displaying the customary ink bleed through and raw paper edges indicative of its original craftsmanship.
Artist: Hiroshi Taru
Series: XI/4
Hiroshi Taru's work is a testament to the enduring allure of Japanese woodblock prints, an art form that has captivated audiences for centuries. The subject matter, featuring ethereal apparitions around a storied pagoda, is artfully rendered with a balance of light and shadow, invoking both reverence and curiosity.
In keeping with the tradition of ukiyo-e, the print's natural characteristics, such as the ink that has permeated to the other side and the paper's unrefined edges, are embraced as essential aspects of its authenticity. These attributes highlight the handcrafted nature of the piece and are celebrated as a connection to the artist's hand and intent.
This print is accompanied by its original nenpyo or koyomi, a traditional Japanese calendar card, which certifies the date of creation. The card not only serves as a guarantee of the print's age and origin but also enriches its cultural narrative.
"Pagoda and Ghosts" is more than art; it is a conversation piece, a window into the supernatural storytelling that is woven into the fabric of Japanese history. Add this captivating print by Hiroshi Taru to your collection and let it cast an aura of mystery and tradition in your space.
