Der Japanholzschnitt ist berühmt fü

Der Japanholzschnitt ist berühmt für seine feinen Linienzeichnungen und seine Flächigkeit. Paul Wunderlichs Grafik "Sternstunde" führt diese druckgrafische Technik zu einem weiteren Höhepunkt. 32 Holzstöcke wurden kunstvoll bearbeitet, 65 Farben verwendet, um diesen Holzschnitt zu einem brillanten Bild farbiger Leuchtkraft und exakter Linienführung zusammenzufügen. Eine junge Frau in langem roten Rock und ein neben ihr sitzender Mann sind die Protagonisten der nächtlichen Zusammenkunft. Feinste Figurenzeichnung markiert die vollendete Beherrschung des technischen Metiers. Gelungen ist das harmonische Gegenüber von farbintensiver Leuchtkraft der Figuren und der in zarte braun-, grau- und violettfarbene Töne getauchten Landschaft. Am Nachthimmel bilden Komet und Sterne elegante Lichtakzente und korrespondieren mit der Farbigkeit der Figuren. Original-Holzschnitt, gedruckt in 65 Farben auf Japanpapier von 32 Holzstöcken. Holzschneider Takashi Niinomi, gedruckt bei Ken'ichi Kubota, Tokio. Limitierte Auflage 200 Exemplare, nummeriert und handsigniert. WVZ-Nr. 852. Ungerahmt. Blattformat 39 x 54,5 cm.

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The woodcut of Japan is famous for its fine line drawings and its flatness. Paul Wunderlich graphics "Star hour" leads to a further climax this prints technique. 32 wooden poles have been artfully edited, 65 colors used to put together this woodcut to a brilliant image of color intensity and precise lines. A young woman in a long Red skirt and not just her seated man are the protagonists of the nocturnal gathering. Finest figure drawing marks the consummate mastery of the technical profession. The harmonic is managed by colour-intense luminosity of the figure and the landscape bathed in soft shades of Brown, grey and purple-colored. In the night sky, Comet and star form elegant lighting accents and correspond with the colour of the characters. Original woodcut, printed in 65 colors on Japan paper 32 wooden staffs. Wood cutter Takashi Niinomi, printed by Ken'ichi Kubota, Tokyo. Limited edition of 200 copies, numbered and signed. WVZ No. 852 unframed. Sheet size 39 x 54,5 cm.

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The Japan Woodcut is famous for its fine line drawings and its flatness. Paul Wunderlich's graphic "Auspicious" performs this printmaking technique to another climax. 32 woodblocks were handled artfully, 65 colors used to assemble this woodcut to a brilliant image color brightness and precise lines. A young woman in a long red skirt and a seated beside her husband are the protagonists of the night meeting. Finest figure drawing marks the consummate mastery of technical profession. We managed the harmonious Opposite color intensive luminosity of the figures and in delicate brownish, gray and violet-colored tones submerged landscape. On nightlights form comet and stars elegant lighting accents correspond with the colors of the characters. Original woodcut, printed in 65 colors on Japanese paper of 32 wooden sticks. Woodcutter Takashi Niinomi, printed by Kenichi Kubota, Tokyo. Limited Edition 200 copies, numbered and signed. VMS number. 852. Unframed. Sheet size 39 x 54.5 cm.

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the japanholzschnitt is famous for its fine linienzeichnungen and his carefully composed lack of depth. paul wunderlichs graphic "crown jewels", this druckgrafische technique to another climax. 32 wooden sticks were elaborately prepared 65 colors used for the engraving a brilliant image of colored luminosity, and precise lines put together. a young woman in a long red skirt and a seated man next to her is the protagonist of night meeting. the figurenzeichnung marks the complete mastery of the technical profession. managed the harmonious to farbintensiver luminosity of the characters and the delicate brown, grey and violettfarbene tones drenched landscape. in the night sky are comet and star elegant lichtakzente and correspond with the colors of the characters. original woodcut, printed in 65 colors on japanpapier of 32 each. holzschneider takashi niinomi, printed with kenichi kubota, tokyo. limited edition of 200 copies, numbered and signed. wvz no. 852. ungerahmt. blattformat 39 x 54.5 cm.