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Fuji no yukibare, Tagonoura
Fuji no yukibare, Tagonoura
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A high definition print reproduction of Fuji no yukibare, Tagonoura (Clearing after a snowfall on Mount Fuji, Tagonoura Beach), a Japanese woodblock print by Kawase Hasui
✓ Thick, matte, museum-quality paper
✓ Printing from ultra-high-definition images
✓ Fast worldwide shipping in a protective cardboard tube.
✓ Restored colors faithful to the original works
Woodblock print reproduction on museum quality paper, depicting two women approaching the inner precincts of a shrine in heavy set snow, signed Hasui, sealed Kawase, publisher's mark (Hotei 'C', circa 1927-32) to the lower right margin Hanmoto Watanabe hanga-ten [publisher Watanabe print dealer], dated Showa rokunen ganjitsu saku (made on New Year’s Day, 1931)
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 9-12 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.
RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Please use the contact form so that we can send you the return procedure.
Specifications
Specifications
CUSTOMIZATION :
all our posters can be customized in the margins - just ask us in the chat or by using the contact form. Posters can be printed full page, with a small margin, or with a thicker margin to give a mat effect.
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SIZES : Our posters are printed in inches or in centimeters. These systems are to be preferred according to the country in which you live in order to find more easily the corresponding frames. More information about size options.
SPECIFICATIONS : Premium mat art paper, Weather-resistant. The paper mill, the pulp used to make the paper and the paper itself are all certified by the Forest Stewardship Council®.
- Worldwide delivery
- Easy return
- Free shipping
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A rich and attractive catalog that enabled us to acquire 2 magnificent prints by Gustave Doré, Albrecht Dürer and Hasui Kawase. Perfectly packaged, they made our day.