How much does a Haku Maki print cost?
Estimate: CAD600 – CAD800 Description: HAKU MAKI (1924-2000), POEM 71-93 (MEDIOCRITY)Colour woodblock, signed, titled and numbered 9/108 in pencil to margin, 30.7″ x 15.2″ — 78 x 38.5 cm.Estimate: $600—800 Description: A pair of Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000) Modern Japanese Limited Edition Woodblock Prints.
How many Haku Maki poems are there in Japan?
Haku Maki poem 71-41. Japanese art. Signed and numbered: 62/154. Wookblock. MAKI HAKU Modern Embossed Woodblock Print. Poem 70-46 Signed Blue on Black Color
What kind of art did Haku Maki do?
Weight 2 pds, 10 oz. Haku Maki (1924-2000) was a Japanese artist of the second half of the 20th century. He first made his name and his living by producing prints featuring Chinese characters (kanji). His life as an artist dates from the mid-1950s, when the earliest known Maki prints began appearing.
When did Haku Maki print monkey Animal Song?
Monkey Animal Song by Haku Maki (Japan, 1924-2000). This is a rare Haku Maki Embossed Woodblock Poem from the Animal Song collection he did in 1968 as a commission by the Red Lantern Gallery in Kyoto. He did only 50 prints of each of the 12 animals of the zodiac and this one is the MONKEY.
Estimate: CAD600 – CAD800 Description: HAKU MAKI (1924-2000), POEM 71-93 (MEDIOCRITY)Colour woodblock, signed, titled and numbered 9/108 in pencil to margin, 30.7″ x 15.2″ — 78 x 38.5 cm.Estimate: $600—800 Description: A pair of Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000) Modern Japanese Limited Edition Woodblock Prints.
Haku Maki poem 71-41. Japanese art. Signed and numbered: 62/154. Wookblock. MAKI HAKU Modern Embossed Woodblock Print. Poem 70-46 Signed Blue on Black Color
Weight 2 pds, 10 oz. Haku Maki (1924-2000) was a Japanese artist of the second half of the 20th century. He first made his name and his living by producing prints featuring Chinese characters (kanji). His life as an artist dates from the mid-1950s, when the earliest known Maki prints began appearing.
Monkey Animal Song by Haku Maki (Japan, 1924-2000). This is a rare Haku Maki Embossed Woodblock Poem from the Animal Song collection he did in 1968 as a commission by the Red Lantern Gallery in Kyoto. He did only 50 prints of each of the 12 animals of the zodiac and this one is the MONKEY.
