Tokuriki Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine Kamakura

Tokuriki’s depiction of Hachiman Shine in Kamakura in the Kanagawa Prefecture.  From the series “Scenes of Sacred Places and Historical Landmarks”.  Printed in 1940 and with the Artist red Shima seal and the Publisher Seal of Uchida.  In good overall condition with good bleed to the verso of the print and all the margins intact.

Approximate dimensions of the sheet are 28.5 cm Height and 42.5 cm width. Approximate dimensions of the print are 27.5 cm Height and 38 width.

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Tomochikiro Tokuriki 1902 – 2000 was born in Kyoto into a family of artists spanning over
over 12 generations. Having established himself as a successful painter he moved to the art of woodblock printing.  He also setup the Matsukyu Publishing Company in 1945 and was able to create, carve and print woodblock prints for the local market.