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Posted By: Posted Date: Oct 29, 2009 (03:41 AM) IP: 81.240.85.148 |
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Message David, The reading of the poems and the graphical representation of the depicted subject on surimono, are both equally important to get insight into the patrons background and the realization of that particular print. In this regard, the reading of the poet's signature will bring some additional data. The signature of the poet on the Osaka surimono by Kiyoharu reads "Sangantei Rizô", i.e. an Osaka writer Igaku Rizô. Guy. Post a Response |
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