11341 Japanese School (20th Century) – Stylized Chidori and Crane Pattern – Woodcut (20th Century)

The Japanese school of the 20th century continued to evolve the ancient traditions of woodblock printing, balancing classical aesthetics with modern design sensibilities. While the specific artist is not identified, the work reflects the meticulous craftsmanship and focus on symbolic nature—such as the chidori representing perseverance and the crane representing longevity—that characterizes this artistic lineage. Such patterns were influential in both domestic crafts and international movements, demonstrating the enduring global impact of Japanese graphic arts. This piece exemplifies the transition of traditional motifs into the modern era through simplified forms and a refined color palette.

Artist or Maker: Japanese School.

Dimensions: Approximately 24 cm x 16 cm.

Medium: Woodcut.

Date: (20th Century).

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