About This Print
The twenty-eighth in a group of over fifty prints carrying the title "Op." (opus or "work"), followed by a number, created by Nonaka in the mid-1970s. This body of work employs curvilinear forms and pastel colors.
The artist notes, "I have been interested in color surfaces since I was a child, and my basic attitude is to create my own world with my own sensibility, which is different from minimal art and American abstract expressionism."1
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Print Details
| Â IHL Catalog | Â #2142 |
| Â Title | Â Op. 28 |
| Â Series | Â Opus |
|  Artist |  Nonaka Mitsumasa (b. 1949) |
|  Signature |  |
| Â Seal of the artist |  |
| Â Date | Â April 7, 1977 "'77.4.7" |
| Â Edition | Â first and only edition (18/60) |
| Â Publisher | Â likely self-published |
| Â Carver | Â self-carved |
| Â Printer | Â self-printed |
| Â Impression | Â excellent |
| Â Colors | Â excellent |
|  Condition |  excellent |
| Â Genre | Â sosaku hanga (creative print) |
| Â Miscellaneous | |
| Â Format | Â |
| Â H x W Paper | Â 12 1/2 x 17 1/4 in. (31.8 x 43.8 cm) |
| Â H x W Image | Â 10 1/2 x 14 7/8 in. (26.7 x 37.8 cm) |
| Â Collections This Print | |
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6/29/2021 created
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