1891 Keinen Imao Woodblock 1st Edition Birds & Flowers Japan

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Thrush, Berries KNS184 ~~$125~~ Sale Price: $85	Jasmine & Kinglets KNS182 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Finch KNS181 ~~$135~~ Sale Price:SOLD

Cherry Tree, Flycatcher KNS187 ~~$125~~ Sale Price: $85	Rushes, Flycatcher, Daisy KNS188 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Warbler, Gorse KNS189 ~~$125~~ Sale Price: $85


Flycatcher, Red Maple KNS190 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Malva KNS196 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Reed Warbler, Rose KNS192 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: SOLD


Sparrows, Grape Vines KNS193 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95	Citrus, Japanese Bullfinch KNS194 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Sparrow, Plum KNS195 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90


Daisy, Tradescantia, Red Breast KNS199 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95	Creeper, Pine, Mushrooms, Blue Bird KNS200 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95	Yellow Throated Bunting, Bamboo KNS201 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95


Finch, Despedeza KNS202 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Blue Vetch, Linnet KNS203 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95	Chrysanthemum, Wood Warbler KNS204 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90

Snow Scene, Radish, Pipit KNS205 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Peony under Snow, Blue Tit KNS206 SOLD	Grey Wagtail, Thistle KNS207 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90

Pussy Willow, Pied Wagtail KNS208 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95	Reed Bunting, Daphne KNS198 ~~$135~~ Sale Price: $90	Five Plovers, Reeds, Fish Basket KNS210 ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $95

Some Prints May be on Slightly Darker Paper

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Keinan Kacho Gafu, or Bird and Flower Albums by Keinen, are Panteek's latest offerings of Japanese Shin Hanga prints. The masterful color woodblocks, carved by Tanaka Jirokichi, lend a delicate beauty to each portrait of birds in their natural settings.

Imao Keinen (1845-1924) studied ukiyo-e ("floating world") woodblock prints and other traditional Japanese art styles, becoming a professor at the Kyoto Prefecture School of Painting in 1880. These prints, from Keinan Kacho Gafu, solidified his importance to Japanese art. Soon after their publication in 1891 he was made a member of the Imperial Household Art Committee and a Member of the Imperial Art Academy.

These breathtakingly beautiful woodblock prints illustrate more than 100 different birds in specific seasonal settings with flowers and blossoms. Though little known in the west, they represent a pinnacle of the Shin Hanga movement and are treasures rarely seen with this printing quality and fine state of preservation.