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ONO TADASHIGE (1909-1990), FUJIMAKI YOSHIO (1909-1935), editors. Shin hanga (New prints), nos. 1-16 (Tokyo: Shin hanga shudan, June 1932-December 1935), nos. 1-10 bound in one volume and nos. 11-16 unbound, in woodcut covers, each approx. 11.5/8 x 8.5/8in. (29.6 x 22cm.) (vol. 13, 12 x 9in., 30.5 x 23cm.), each containing woodcuts, some tipped-in, in color or black and white, also a few collotypes, some vols. with printed captions, slight wear to covers, cover of No. 1 trimmed and pasted on the later paper cover of the bound volume, spines chipped, some pages inscribed in pencil with artist's names in Roman letters, some inscribed in pen, some with both pen and pencil, some covers inscribed in ink in Roman letters and/or in Japanese with titles, sold as a collection of plates not subject to return

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ONO TADASHIGE (1909-1990), FUJIMAKI YOSHIO (1909-1935), editors. Shin hanga (New prints), nos. 1-16 (Tokyo: Shin hanga shudan, June 1932-December 1935), nos. 1-10 bound in one volume and nos. 11-16 unbound, in woodcut covers, each approx. 11.5/8 x 8.5/8in. (29.6 x 22cm.) (vol. 13, 12 x 9in., 30.5 x 23cm.), each containing woodcuts, some tipped-in, in color or black and white, also a few collotypes, some vols. with printed captions, slight wear to covers, cover of No. 1 trimmed and pasted on the later paper cover of the bound volume, spines chipped, some pages inscribed in pencil with artist's names in Roman letters, some inscribed in pen, some with both pen and pencil, some covers inscribed in ink in Roman letters and/or in Japanese with titles, sold as a collection of plates not subject to return

Contents: No. 1, 12 prints, Muto Rokuro (1907-1995), Harada Iwaki (active 1930s), Saeki Rusuo (1912-1986), Nitta Jo (1905-1949), Ueda Ryuichi (active 1930s), Okubo Hajime (1911-1991), Fujimaki Yoshio, Shiba Hideo (1907-1979), Muto Kan'ichi (1892-1982), Ono Tadashige, Yoshiwara Masamichi (b. 1910), Yoshida Masazo (1907-1974)
No. 2, 10 prints, Yoshida Masazo, Takemura Atsujiro (active 1930s), Shiba Hideo, Ono Tadashige, Yomogida Heiemon (1882-1947), Akiyama Kikuzo (active 1930s), Nitta Jo
No. 3, 17 prints, Muto Kan'ichi, Mizufune Rokushu (1912-1980), Fujimaki Yoshio, Ueda Ryuichi, Sekiya Tadao (active 1930s), Sato Yonejiro (b. 1915), Muto Rokuro, Yoshida Masazo, Yoshiwara Masamichi, Yomogida Heiemon, Okubo Hajime, Shiba Hideo, Takemura Atsujiro, Ono Tadashige, Ebata Yoshiichi (active 1930s-40s)
No. 4, 19 prints, Shiba Hideo, Okubo Hajime, Ono Tadashige, Muto Rokuro, Mizufune Rokushu, Fujimaki Yoshio, Takemura Atsujiro, Yoshida Masazo, Yoshiwara Masamichi, Ebata Yoshiichi, Muto Kan'ichi, Yomogida Heiemon, Nitta Jo
No. 5, 17 prints, Fujimaki Yoshio, Takemura Atsujiro, Shiba Hideo, Ueda Ryuichi, Suzuki Takeo (active 1920s-30s), Ono Tadashige, Yoshida Masazo, Muto Rokuro, Sato Yonejiro, Nitta Jo, Ebata Yoshiichi, Yoshiwara Masamichi, Uchida Ikuo (active 1930s)
No. 6, 15 prints, Muto Rokuro, Shiba Hideo, Yomogida Heiemon, Sato Yonejiro, Yoshida Masazo, Saeki Rusuo, Uchida Ikuo, Fujimaki Yoshio, Nitta Jo, Ebata Yoshiichi, Okubo Hajime, Kikuchi Zenjiro (1911-1996), Mizufune Rokushu, Ono Tadashige
No. 7, 15 prints, Yoshida Masazo, Shimizu Masahiro (b. 1914), Mizufune Rokushu, Matsushita Yoshio (active 1930s), Yoshiwara Masamichi, Uchida Ikuo, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Suzuki Takeo, Fujimaki Yoshio, Ebata Yoshiichi, Shiba Hideo, Ono Tadashige, Saeki Rusuo, Okubo Hajime
No. 8, 15 prints, Ebata Yoshiichi, Muto Rokuro, Mizufune Rokushu, Sato Yonejiro, Yomogida Heiemon, Okubo Hajime, Shimizu Masahiro, Matsushita Yoshio, Taniguchi Shigeyoshi (1909-1964), Kikuchi Zenjiro, Ono Tadashige, Shiba Hideo
No. 9, 15 prints, Matsushita Yoshio, Muto Kan'ichi, Yoshida Masazo, Mizufune Rokushu, Nitta Jo, Shimizu Masahiro, Suzuki Takeo, Muto Rokuro, Yomogida Heiemon, Shiba Hideo, Okubo Hajime, Yoshiwara Masamichi, Fujimaki Yoshio, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Takeda Yoshihei (1892-1989), Ono Tadashige
No. 10, 13 prints, Mizufune Rokushu, Matsushita Yoshio, Yoshida Masazo, Shimizu Masahiro, Ebata Yoshiichi, Suzuki Takeo, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Shiba Hideo, Ono Tadashige, Muto Kan'ichi, Taniguchi Kunbi, Fujimaki Yoshio
No. 11, 17 prints, Taniguchi Kunbi, Ebata Yoshiichi, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Fujimaki Yoshio, Shimizu Masahiro, Matsushita Yoshio, Josatsu Hideo (b. 1902), Yomogida Heiemon, Takase Bunji (active 1930s), Mizufune Rokushu, Kawai Hikaru (1909-1991), Ono Tadashige, Muto Kan'ichi, Ujiyama Teppei (1910-1986), Yoshida Masazo
No. 12, 12 prints, Muto Kan'ichi, Ono Tadashige, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Suzuki Tateo, Shiba Hideo, Mizufune Rokushu, Hori Ikkei (active 1930's), Arai Toru (active 1930's), Josastu Hideo, Taniguchi Kunbi, Shimizu Masahiro, Fujimaki Yoshio
No. 13, 9 prints, Matsushita Yoshio, Hori Ikkei, Arai Toru, Yomogida Heiemon, Shimizu Masahiro, Fujimaki Yoshio (collotype), Muto Kan'ichi, Ujiyama Teppei, Ebata Yoshiichi
No. 14, 9 prints, Fujimaki Yoshio, Shiba Hideo, Yoshida Masazo, Suzuki Takeo, Mizufune Rokushu, Shimizu Masahiro, Matsushita Yoshio, Ono Tadashige, Takeda Yoshihei
No. 15, 16 prints, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Shimizu Masahiro, Arai Toru, Taniguchi Kunbi, Ebata Yoshiichi, Ono Tadashige, Muto Kan'ichi, Yomogida Heiemon, Mizufune Rokushu, Shiba Hideo, Ujiyama Teppei, Matsushita Yoshio, Muto Rokuro, Kuroki Sadao (1908-1984), Fujimaki Yoshio, Shin hanga shudan (New print group)
No. 16, 18 prints, Mizufune Rokushu, Ebata Yoshiichi, Shiba Hideo, Kikuchi Zenjiro, Fujimaki Yoshio, Muto Kan'ichi, Matsushita Yoshio, Yomogida Heiemon, Ono Tadashige, Arai Toru, Kuroki Sadao, Shimizu Masahiro Together with MUTO KAN'ICHI (1892-?), Whistle and toys, collotype, n.d. from Hangaza; and ANONYMOUS, Seated nude, woodcut, n.d., 8.7/8 x 5in. (22.5 x 13.3cm.) (9)

专家说明

Eighteen issues of Shin hanga (New prints) were published between June 1932 and December 1935. With the ninth issue, June 1933, the magazine became a quarterly, Kikan shin hanga. The Shin hanga shudan (New print group), the association of artists that started the magazine, was a direct outgrowth of an immediately preceeding and proletarian art movement that had been curtailed by the government. Shin hanga promoted egalitarian and accessible art. Organized by Ono Tadashige and Fujimaki Yoshio along with Muto Rokuro (b. 1907), Shiba Hideo (1907-1979) and Mizufune Rokushu (1912-1980) the magazine provided a forum for professional and amateur artists to publish their prints inexpensively. Most of the prints were carved and printed by the artists themselves.
Ono Tadashige, the best-known of the group, was greatly influenced by fellow artist, Fujimaki Yoshio. Although the same age, Ono considered Fujimaki his teacher. Fujimaki had given up a poorly-paid job as a designer and walked away from familial obligations, a decision that may have contributed to his eventual suicide. He devoted himself to printmaking and, although he produced numerous prints, he lived and died in poverty along the banks of the Sumida River.

The Shin hanga shudan printed broadsides extolling the virtues of their magazine, held group exhibitions, and even had unrealized plans for movable street-corner exhibitions. Within an admittedly limited, and therefore paradoxically elite circle, their hand-crafted prints depicting city and country life had significant exposure. A number of issues were dedicated to their group exhibitions or devoted to special themes, such as 'National Parks' (No. 6), 'Theater and Film' (No. 7), 'New Year's cards' (No. 15), and 'Scenes of Tokyo' (No. 16), and several include articles by contributing artists.

The untitled cover print of another issue of No. 15 (January 1935) by Ono Tadashige is published in Helen Merritt, Modern Japanese Woodblock Prints, The Early Years (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1990), p. 232.