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Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
  • Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art
Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art

Mid Century Japanese print, 1960s reproduction, framed vintage art

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Genuine 1960s Mid Century offset (mechanical) print after the woodblock print titled "Faces No. 3" by Japanese artist Kinoshita Tomio. The artwork is part of a series of images of faces or mask combinations expressing the guises of society. Framed with white lacquered solid wood and custom double mount behind glass.

45cm x 37cm frame

22cm x 15cm artwork 

Kinoshita Tomio (1923-2014) graduated from the Nagoya College of Applied Arts . He was a member of the Japan Printmaking Association and an associate member of the National Academy of Fine Arts. Since 1957, he has participated in exhibitions organized by both groups, receiving numerous awards. He has also exhibited extensively abroad. His wood engravings consist of repetitive shapes from deeply engraved lines.

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