All-in-one 1883 Wood Engraving Hojo Clan Kamakura Shugunate Era Yukata Kimono Sengoku Laj1 Pro Version [ABaEtO5n]

1883 Wood Engraving: Hojo Clan Yukata Kimono

This exquisite original 1883 black and white wood engraving showcases a yukata worn by a member of the esteemed Hojo Clan during the late Kamakura period. This rare piece, meticulously crafted by Henri Guérard, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Japan. Authenticity is guaranteed with a serial-numbered certificate of authenticity and full provenance, making it an invaluable addition to any art collection.

• High-quality reproduction from the private collection of M. Louis Gonse.
• Artistic masterpiece by renowned artist Henri Guérard, a prominent figure in the Impressionist movement.

Product Details

This 128+ year old wood engraving is rated Very Fine ++, ensuring exceptional condition. The image is free from creases, tears, or water damage, though there is a slight acid staining present. The dimensions of the piece are approximately 7.25 x 11.5 inches (18 x 29 cm), offering a detailed and captivating view of the traditional yukata. It comes packaged in a custom archival sleeve with an acid-free black board, ideal for both display and preservation.

• Dimensions: 7.25 x 11.5 inches; 18 x 29 cm.
• Condition: Very Fine ++, with minimal acid staining and no surface rub.

Collectible Value and Appeal

This limited edition wood engraving is numbered 410 of 1400, making it a highly sought-after piece. It belongs to a unique collection of ultra-rare Japanese art, expertly fabricated in Paris, France in 1883. The image of the Hojo Clan yukata kimono offers a glimpse into the Sengoku period and its intricate costumes. This item is perfect for collectors of Japanese art, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to add a piece of cultural significance to their collection.

• Historical significance of the Kamakura period and the Hojo Clan.
• Cultural appreciation for traditional Japanese clothing and art.