"Tadashi Nakayama 'Woman In Red Coat' - Signed And Dated 1957 Woodblock Print"

This captivating woodblock print titled 'Woman in Red Coat' by renowned artist Tadashi Nakayama (1927-2014) features a striking composition of vibrant red and contrasting colors. Created in 1957, this piece showcases Nakayama's unique style, combining traditional Japanese techniques with modern aesthetics. The artwork is signed and numbered by the artist, making it a valuable collector's item. It measures approximately 18x24 inches and is presented under protective plastic with visible aging on the matting. This print reflects Nakayama's mastery in creating depth and movement through layered textures and intricate detail.

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Good Used Condition

19.5w" x 26h"

19%

Terry Chase | (845) 821-3254 | Terry@brownstoneliquidators.com

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Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 6/13 through Saturday, 6/15, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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