Artist: Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950)
Date: 1926 , Shin Hanga
Size: 40.8 x 27.3 cm
Condition: Excellent impression and condition
Very rare design by Hiroshi Yoshida. This methodical, almost scientific depiction of a crouching tiger possibly inspired a similar close-up portrayal by Toshi Yoshida, the son of Hiroshi, which became one of his most popular prints.
All items are guaranteed to be authentic, handmade woodblock prints, having been examined by our expert team to validate their date, condition and provenance.
To place your order, please add all desired pieces to your basket, and proceed to submit a purchase request. Our team will then process your request, and contact you to confirm the availability of the items, as well as shipping costs and framing options.
After this point we will provide you with our payment details. We accept card payment over the phone for items up to £1,000 in value, or a bank transfer for higher value items. please note the customer must cover all bank transfer fees from their end before we can release the items.
*Please note, as part of international "know your customer" regulations, we are required to collect additional documents for any customer whose total purchase amount exceeds £8,000 across their entire order history. More details will be provided by our team before completion of your order.
We ship within the UK and internationally. Please refer to the guide below:
UK next day shipping: £15 + %3 the value of the print as insurance
Europe and US: £30 + %3 the value of the print as insurance
We offer an in-house framing service, and can frame any piece in a wooden black frame, and an off-white mount. All our materials are acid-free to best protect the prints, with an option for anti reflective UV glass for higher protection and a clearer view. Our team will recommend the appropriate framing option upon confirmation of the piece's availability. Bespoke framing option may be available upon request.
*please note framed items will incur an additional packaging fee in case of shipping.
