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A print by Taro Okamoto titled まひる. Details from the artwork records and reference information from the print catalogue raisonne are presented separately below.
Artwork details
Artist
Taro Okamoto / 岡本太郎
Title
まひる
Registered Medium
Lithograph / print
Registered Size
63.5×47.5
Frame Size
88.0×72.0
Registered Year
1975
Registered Edition
76 / 100
Catalogue reference
Catalogue No.
44
Catalogue Title
まひる
Catalogue Medium
Lithograph
Catalogue Size
65×50cm
Catalogue Year
1975
Catalogue Edition
ed.100
Signature
Pencil signature at lower centre
Notes
Included in a portfolio of 10 prints (5).
About the recorded details
The artwork details are based on the records for the item offered for sale. The catalogue section provides reference information and does not necessarily describe the dimensions, edition or signature of this particular impression. Please enquire before purchasing about any discrepancies or details marked as awaiting confirmation.
About the artist
Taro Okamoto (1911-1996) was a leading Japanese avant-garde artist whose practice encompassed painting, sculpture, public art and writing. His time in Paris helped shape his distinctive approach, and his work had a lasting influence on postwar Japanese art and design.
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Understanding the technique
Lithography is a form of planographic printmaking. It transfers ink from a plate to paper by using the different properties of the drawn and undrawn areas. When examining an individual work, the tones of the impression, the paper’s condition, margins, signature and edition markings can also offer useful clues.
This is a general explanation of the technique. It does not describe the specific production process or condition of this work.
