Keisuke Serizawa - Paper Making

Paper Making

Keisuke Serizawa's "Paper Making" is a fine example of his 'Mingei'. This original hand-stenciled dye print is printed upon Japanese hand-made mulberry (rice) paper and with full margins as published by the Keisuke Serizawa workshop around 1970. This impression of Paper Making is signed with Keisuke Serizawa 's chopmark signature in the lower right corner. Keisuke Serizawa became a leading Japanese artist of 'Mingei' -- which in Japanese generally means folk art. The Keisuke Serizawa Art & Craft Museum now contains over two hundred examples of this artist's fabric patterns and wall hangings and about one thousand examples of his paper dyeing workshop productions.

Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print (Kataezome) by the Japanese artist, Keisuke Serizawa.

Paper Making

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Keisuke Serizawa (Shizuoka, Japan, 1895 - 1984)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	-
01.-		Calendar for 1982 (Frontis-Piece) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1982
02.-		Calendar for January 1968 (Japanese Holidays & Festivals: Oshogatsu, Seijin No Hi, & Tondo Matsuri) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1968
03.-		Calendar for July 1968 (Japanese Festivals & Events: Umi no Hin, Tanabata, & Obon) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1968
04.-		Calendar for March 1968 (Japanese Festivals & Events: Hina Matsuri, Howaito De, Honen Matsuri, Shunbun no Hi, & the 1854 Treaty of Kanagawa) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1968
05.-		Calendar for May 1964 (Japanese Festivals & Events: Dontaku Matsuri, Hamamatsu Matsuri, & Aoi Matsuri) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1964	Sold
06.-		Calendar for November 1964 (Japanese Festivals & Events: Hakone Daimyo Gyoretsu, Karatsu Kunchi, & Betcha Matsuri) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1964	Sold
07.-		Calendar for October 1964 (Japanese Dragons, & Festivals: Jidai Matsuri, Takayama Hachiman Matsuri, Yabusame & Kasagake) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1964
08.-		Calendar for September 1982 (Balloon Flower) by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1982
09.-		Children of The Snow by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	c. 1970	Sold
10.-		Folk Toys by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	c. 1970	Sold
11.-		Paper Making by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	1975
12.-		Winter by Keisuke Serizawa	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print	c. 1970	Sold

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Title:	Paper Making
Artist:	Serizawa, Keisuke (Shizuoka, Japan, 1895 - 1984)
Date:	c. 1970
Medium:	Original Hand-Stenciled Dye Print
Publisher:	Keisuke Serizawa Workshop, Shizuoka, Japan
Note:	Keisuke Serizawa: A world famous designer, painter, illustrator, dyer, book, paper and print maker, Keisuke Serizawa attracted international attention as early as 1925 for his distinctive Kataezome style, combining Japanese dyeing techniques with those of Okinawan bingata. This he applied with equal success to kimono and fabric patterns, wall hangings, paintings, fans and original prints. Above all, Keisuke Serizawa became a leading artist of 'Mingei' -- which in Japanese generally means folk art. Paper Making is a fine example of Keisuke Serizawa's Mingei.
	Shortly after the end of World War II, Keisuke Serizawa instituted his own workshop and teaching studio in his native city of Shizuoka. His reputation continued to spread and he received the highest award for any artist in 1956 when he was designated a "Living National Treasure" by the Emperor of Japan. After Keisuke Serizawa's death in 1984 the Tohoku Fukushi University in Sendai, Tohoku District, constructed a museum comprised solely of Serizawa's art. The Keisuke Serizawa Art & Craft Museum now contains over 200 examples of this artist's fabric patterns and wall hangings and about 1,000 examples of his paper dyeing workshop productions such as original prints, fans and calendars.
	The art of Keisuke Serizawa has been exhibited world wide. In the United States his art has been exhibited thus far in two major one man exhibitions. The first took place in 1979 at the Mingei International Museum in San Diego and was entitled, "Keisuke Serizawa; A Living National Treasure of Japan". In 1998, the Riverside Municipal Museum, Riverside, California, launched a major retrospective entitled, "The Art of Keisuke Serizawa".
Size:	5 5/8 X 3 3/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials
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Condition:	Printed upon hand-made mulberry (rice) paper and with full margins as published by the Keisuke Serizawa workshop between approximately 1960 and 1970. This original hand-stenciled dye print entitled, Paper Making is signed with Keisuke Serizawa's chopmark signature in the lower right corner. A finely printed, full colour impression and in excellent condition throughout. Paper Making is a prime, original example of the famous Mingei art of Keisuke Serizawa.
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