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Keika Hasegawa

Lot 2415
07.12.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
Buyer Premium25.0%
ID 1519330
Lot 2415 | Keika Hasegawa
Estimate value
€ 3 300 – 6 600
Keika Hasegawa
(Tätig um 1892 - 1905 in Japan)
13 Holzschnitte aus der Serie "Keika hyakkiku" (100 Chrysanthemen von Keika)
Farbholzschnitt/Papier. Das bei Yamada Naosaburo im Jahr 1893 in mehreren Bänden erschienene Prachtwerk "Keika hyakkiku" gehört zu den schönsten illustrierten Büchern der Meiji-Periode (1868 - 1912). Es beschäftigt sich mit der Chrysantheme in ihren verschiedenen Arten und Gestalten, die darin auf jeweils einem Blatt abgebildet und auf japanisch mit ihrem jeweiligen Namen bezeichnet sind. In Japan ist die im Westen nur als Zierpflanze bekannte Chrysantheme, nicht nur eine schöne Blume, sondern das Symbol der Sonne, der Perfektion, des langen Lebens, der Macht und des Adels. Es ist die offizielle Blume Japans, das Symbol und Siegel der Kaiserfamilie Japans sowie das Nationalsiegel auf jedem japanischen Pass. Der Kaiser, Vertreter der ältesten erblichen Monarchie der Welt, regiert zudem vom Chrysanthementhron, Symbol des Staates und der Einheit des Volkes. Blätter ca. 31,7 cm x 20,4 cm. Rahmen.
13 Japanese coloured woodcuts (woodblock prints) on paper. From the series "One hundred Chrysanthemums" by Keika Hasegawa (Keika hyakugiku), published by Yamada Naosaburo in 1893.
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