For K-san only: Two silk screen prints by Japanese painter "Shunso Hishida," "Plum Blossom Cat" and "Black Cat."

Two silk screen prints by Hishida Shunso, a Japanese painter famous for his cats: Plum Blossom Cat 64/300 and Black Cat 76/300.

Plum Blossom Cat: Nichigei Hanga-in Silk Screen 64/300
  Print Type: Highest Quality Fine Art Print
  Paper: High-Quality Printmaking Paper
  Framed Dimensions: Approx. 103.5cm x 57.5cm, Thickness Approx. 3.3cm

Black Cat: Nichigei Hanga-in Silk Screen 76/300
  Print Type: Highest Quality Fine Art Print
  Paper: High-Quality Printmaking Paper
  Framed Dimensions: Approx. 103.5cm x 51.0cm, Thickness Approx. 3.3cm

Condition:
The condition is good.

Artist Description:
A Japanese painter of the Meiji era. Born September 21, 1874. His art names were Shunsō and Shunso, later changed to Shunso. He studied under Yuki Masaaki, Okakura Tenshin, Hashimoto Gaho, and others. He later participated in the founding of the Japan Art Institute by Tenshin and others. He also attempted the Mōrōtai (hazy style) painting technique, characterized by emphasizing color over line, with Yokoyama Taikan and others, striving for innovation in Japanese painting. Died September 16, 1911, at the age of 38. Born in Nagano Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo School of Fine Arts (now Tokyo University of the Arts). His real name was Mitsuo Haru. His representative works include Fallen Leaves and Black Cat (both Important Cultural Properties).

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