OOKA SHUNBOKU. (1680–1763). Japanese woodblock print (ukiyo- - Lot 42

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OOKA SHUNBOKU. (1680–1763). Japanese woodblock print (ukiyo- - Lot 42
OOKA SHUNBOKU. (1680–1763). Japanese woodblock print (ukiyo-e-style print or illustration from an ehon-style book) created or inspired by the artist Ōoka Shunboku (大岡春卜, 1680–1763), who was active during the Edo period. Ōoka Shunboku was a renowned painter of the Kanō school based in Osaka. He is particularly famous for having published numerous illustrated collections (ehon) intended to reproduce and disseminate masterpieces of classical Chinese and Japanese painting to a wider audience. The print depicts a lively scene from daily life or a popular festival
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