100 Birds & Flowers: The Japanese Green Woodpecker - YKT13M
One of the rarest works we have found over the years was published in Japan in 1932 and titled Paintings of 100 Birds and Flowers. Illustrated by Yu-ki Somei, Koizumi Katsuya, and Tsuchioka Izum, the work was created for use by school children to learn the birds and flowers of Japan. The beautiful illustrations are of two types, the first with birds placed in their natural habitats, and the second consisting of sets of scientific illustrations of the birds only. The matt size is 8” x 10” and the image opening measures 4.5” x 6.5”. Shipping is free.
One of the rarest works we have found over the years was published in Japan in 1932 and titled Paintings of 100 Birds and Flowers. Illustrated by Yu-ki Somei, Koizumi Katsuya, and Tsuchioka Izum, the work was created for use by school children to learn the birds and flowers of Japan. The beautiful illustrations are of two types, the first with birds placed in their natural habitats, and the second consisting of sets of scientific illustrations of the birds only. The matt size is 8” x 10” and the image opening measures 4.5” x 6.5”. Shipping is free.
One of the rarest works we have found over the years was published in Japan in 1932 and titled Paintings of 100 Birds and Flowers. Illustrated by Yu-ki Somei, Koizumi Katsuya, and Tsuchioka Izum, the work was created for use by school children to learn the birds and flowers of Japan. The beautiful illustrations are of two types, the first with birds placed in their natural habitats, and the second consisting of sets of scientific illustrations of the birds only. The matt size is 8” x 10” and the image opening measures 4.5” x 6.5”. Shipping is free.