A selection of Five (5) Japanese woodblock print books from the Showa period or earlier will be presented. These books are from the Ethel Traphagen (1882-1963) Collection. Ethel Traphagen was the founder of the Traphagen School of Fashion (1923-1991).
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LOT 5:
Meiji Period Color Woodblock Prints - Goyosho, Shozaburo, Yunkundo - Ethel Traphagen Collection.
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Sold for: $50
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Estimated price :
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Meiji Period Color Woodblock Prints - Goyosho, Shozaburo, Yunkundo - Ethel Traphagen Collection.
Approximately 100 color woodblock prints. The overall condition is good, mixed rice, silk, natural fiber pages are attached to the binding. The color is vibrant. Water staining on several pages. Edge wear, and tanning of paper. The book measures 6 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches.
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Provenance: The Ethel Traphagen School of Fashion
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