Having fascinated by Ukiyo-e woodblock prints
created in the Edo period, Shusui Taki acquired by himself the techniques
of painting, engraving, and printing processes of such prints.
He completed "MusumeCJunikagetsu Soroi" (Girls, 12 Months a Set) Series
upon spending 6 years for painting, engraving and printing of these works. |
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JANUARY
"Hagoita Renbo"
(Fall in Love with Battledore)
76.5x25.3cm
1983 |
FEBRUARY
"Koibi"
(In Love with Lantern)
76.4x25.3cm
1984 |
MARCH
"Musume Ranbu"
(Dancing Girl)
76.4x25.3cm
1983 |
APRIL
"Shiu"
(Purple Rain)
76.3x25.3cm
1985 |
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MAY
"Yau no Fuji"
(Wisteria Flowers
in the Night Rain)
76.5x24.8cm
1981 |
JUNE
"Yuudachi no Kei"
(A Scene of Shower)
76.3x25.3cm
1983 |
JULY
"Yoi no Ula Ume"
(Ume (a Japanese apricot)
in the evening)
76.6x25.3cm
1982 |
AUGUST
"Yuugao no Yume"
(Dream of Bottle Gourd)
76.3x25.3cm
1984 |
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SEPTEMBER
"Musume Nadeshiko"
(Girl with Pink)
75.3x24.8cm
1980 |
OCTOBER
"Yuen no Kaori"
(Perfume of Steam)
76.3x25.3cm
1982 |
NOVEMBER
"Momiji Bana"
(Flower in Colored Leaves)
76.3x25.6cm
1985 |
DECEMBER
"Settyuu Koiji"
(Passion in the Snow)
76.0x25.3cm
1982 |