Japanese Prints

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Сообщение от Tjutchev

In general, I agree with you, but still in GMII them. Pushkin definitely have 2 imprint, dated 1829-1931 years of the series "Z6 of Mount Fuji".

Well, 1931 is generally quite normal, and 29 th year, probably dates from a rare early version, but in general I would not trust GMII datings in any case. There are 2 major reference museum, in their best collections of Japanese art in the world, and the best specialists, it is British and Boston. And we have serious professionals alas no ...

Сообщение от Tjutchev

Speed wear boards, with all due respect to you, this is only a guess. And peregravirovkami or copies of the directory named only 5 sheets of 1948. And all from 1829 to 1892 are printed from original boards.

Now this figure I have not invented himself, she from specialized sources. In principle, as I wrote, the publisher could have someone to sell worn boards, cut your logo for print runs of cheap low-quality and technically this will also be printed from the original boards, but in reality after a maximum of 10 thousand original print edition ends , with the disappearance from an engraving of the original publisher.

As for peregravirovok - but I threw a link to an interview with Steiner, where he describes how he fought for them with the leadership of the Pushkin Museum ... Maybe nedoborolsya until the end, especially since it was removed from work before approval of the layout. Have you ever believe that with the original boards, printed 60 years? It's fantastic.