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Woodblock prints
Tsuchiya Koitsu original woodblocks
David Bull's Twitch Dec 30, 2023 www.twitch.tv/videos/2017409947
Snowy Miyajima 雪の宮島 by Tsuchiya Koitsu 土屋光逸
January 1937 first edition published by Doi Sadaichi, carver Ikeda and printer Yokoi. Price was 5 yen.
Post 1950 editions published by Doi Hangaten, carver Harada (he carved for Doi 1950-1963). The lanterns were recarved and embellishments added on the keyblock reverse.
This block set is unusual in that it appears to be fully original. Shin-hanga reprints usually have had some or all of their woodblocks recarved.
Snowy Miyajima 雪の宮島 by Tsuchiya Koitsu 土屋光逸
January 1937 first edition published by Doi Sadaichi, carver Ikeda and printer Yokoi. Price was 5 yen.
Post 1950 editions published by Doi Hangaten, carver Harada (he carved for Doi 1950-1963). The lanterns were recarved and embellishments added on the keyblock reverse.
This block set is unusual in that it appears to be fully original. Shin-hanga reprints usually have had some or all of their woodblocks recarved.
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Hasui Kawase test print
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Late night test printing of Hasui woodblock print titled Shimohonda-machi, Kanazawa. The original woodblocks for this print were destroyed in the Great Kanto earthquake. This reproduction used a double cherrywood keyblock and shina colour blocks. Reproduced at original oban dimensions using 13 woodblocks in total. Website: mokuhanga1.com/ #printmaking #woodblockprint #japaneseart
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Hasui Kawase creating a woodblock print [English narration]
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Catalogue raisonné: mokuhanga1.com/kawase-hasui/ Film title: A Life in Prints: Kawase Hasui Film released in 1956. Hasui was filmed at Nara, November 22, 1955. Directed by Watanabe Tadasu Artist: Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) Carver: Maeda Kentaro (1900-1987) Printer: Ono Gintaro (1884-1965) Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo (1885-1962) Print title: "Western Hamlet, Hōryū Temple" 00:00 Hasui Kawase 07:1...
this is a real gem :)
fascinating woodblock art
From what Kawase did during his life, one can say that he truly was committed to his work and passion. The whole scene and representation of the landscapes he encountered during his travels which he placed in his works speaks of a very talented man. The whole video is fantastic! From the peaceful music to the close-ups of the artists, this unveils the traditional way that this excellent crew employed during his work. Thanks once again for the upload!
There's actually another film, filmed earlier in black and white, of Hasui designing prints. Perhaps one day it sees the light of day again although it's quite possible the film is unrecoverable.
八王子市夢美術館で、本動画を編集したものを鑑賞しました。オリジナルが視聴できて嬉しいです。
please use a bench hook!
Kyak kyai ..
What kind of Japanese paper he used to trace the design with ink?
gampi paper
Thank you
Is this similar to the paper used for Japanese calligraphy?
I’m trying to find a way to transfer the drawing onto the block rather than tracing on copy paper. Would you please recommend how to do this?
I just started doing this. Unfortunately my teacher artist passed away so I have no one to ask 😥
Thanks for sharing this documentary.
i got a Hasui Kawase print i received from someone who in turn received it from someone who bought it at a flea market in the Netherlands decades ago and accidentally stumbled upon this video; it's awesome! thank you for posting it man.
thank you very much for ur wonderful work mr mayata pls have a cup of tea was real asf honestly glad he said that
This is a treasure! For a mokuhanga artist its like having Da Vinci explain his methods and approach. Thank you for sharing this, very grateful!!!
is this channel seriously a david bull rip off?
We're both ripping off Watanabe Shozaburo! Dave Bull's a friend and twitch extracts were used with his permission. Perhaps direct your attention to www.youtube.com/@str8edgedudeTV
Was labor cost so cheap that they tried to minimize the number of blocks at the expense of extra work printers?
Probably yes. Cherry woodblocks were and are expensive. Also Doi Hangaten was perhaps the most miserly of all shin-hanga publishers. Koitsu prints published by Baba Nobuhiko, Watanabe or Takemura were far more lavish in production.
Wonderfull skill and ar.❤😊
Amazing
nice
This makes the daguerreotype process look comically simple
The artist Hasui is the genius. The process is really no more complicated than a child's potato print. Publishers then and now deliberately make this _look_ complicated by overplaying that they need to use the finest materials and the finest craftspeople _You_ , with a year or so experience, can basically use any wood and paper, and make a very pleasing print.
Why the hell can't TV programs be like this anymore? Who in the marketing departments of TV channels decides that its a good idea to constantly bombard people with over the top scenes and sounds and colors and music and such. Why can't things just be simple, slow but profound anymore?
Every TV program wants to be like every other TV program, plus short attention spans.
They are manufacturing short attention spans. Marketers have wanted that for years, because the shorter a attention span their audience has, the more easily their audience can be persuaded.@@KR-rs3sj
well tbh i think that's also the charm of old programs, remembering a pace of life we don't have time for anymore but i also agree. and i think its so much more relaxing and i feel like my emotions can engage with it more than with modern stuff
bro doesn't even engrave it himself, what a joke.
Wa.
神動画
Thank you for showing this film
I have many copies of Kawase woodblock prints. They are fantastic and wistful.
This is really cool, love your enthusiasm
1st 1 thought, ' What a boring old video '...... then I watched the full video ..... I am amazed by his skill.
23:00
Amazing. It's like he's writing and performing a small symphony.
The Holy Quran❗..👍👍👍 czcams.com/video/nN21Y2-vw3E/video.html.
What a treasure of a film. Thank you.
when he sat back and smoked a cig and looked as his work. I felt that. haha. I quit smoking a while ago but seeing him rip a butt in the studio made me say. "hell yeah"
This guy is one of my favorite artists of all time! This is a treasure, of a National Treasure! 😮❤ Thank you! ❤
A smoke and a cup of tea really hit the spot after watching this video.
I hope it was a smooth taste of Lucky Strike!
Hope it was cannabis
Gracias por subirlo. Lamentablemente está en inglés.
Legend. Might be the best thing I've watched on CZcams this year. Thanks for sharing
music name?
wow i didn't know anything about this guy but i REALLY dig this cinematography. It got me hooked from the beginning
Meh...I can do the same on my canon printer.
you're not capable of anything lol
Anime must have taken forever doing it this way.
for anyone interested, there's also a similar thing featuring grandma moses: czcams.com/video/Lp8PChMQEbk/video.html&ab_channel=salamiriniAwad ... it hadn't occurred to me that either would be young enough to have had film documentaries made about them. pretty amazing to me.
why is the oridnary so beautiful? Any thoughts?
We can relate more easily? I don’t know, the so called “reality shows” today don’t provide that because it’s all fake/out of touch with actual reality anyway.
Wonderful to watch and your knowledgeable replies in the comments add so much value. You are wonderful too!
Rice Pastes On The Block, a very popular Japanese boy band of the time.
Ukiyo-e is a beautiful craft that needs more attention ❤
Someone please stabilize this footage. The film jumping up and down is making me sick
The dedication to this craft is awe inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful story, experience and video. Peace to all of us and bright blessings. ❤
This is wonderful. Thanks so much for posting.
I like how there was an unintentional highlight on the rocks when the key block was slightly off. 33:52 I know it's seen as a flaw but it looked like a more modern illustration by accident.
Eu amo o trabalho dele! Já copiei vários para aprender o estilo, não sabia que tinha registros gravado de Hasui sensei! Obrigada por postar😊
Is the artwork the print from the block or the block itself?
Pretty sure it’s the print. The block allows his drawing/painting to be reproduced. I’m no expert but that’s my guess.
Just thinking that all of these gentlemen have survived the war... Quite a treasure saved from the terror of war.
He was too old to be a soldier . He was born in 1883 . When WW2 he was over 50 years old . Those who survived the war laid the foundation for today's Japanese anime culture: Osamu Tezuka, Shigeru Mizuki, etc.
the japanese were allied with nazis idk why you're glorifying it like it's a good thing