Rare 1st Ed Original Paul Jacoulet Woodblock Print 1939 "Young Girl of Jaluit" Kiseru & Tabakobon This is a beautiful Tibetan
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This is a beautiful Tibetan or Nepali Buddhist ceremonial dagger
often sealed with paper or cloth and secured with twine
It is glazed in a beautiful shiwan green-blue glaze that has an emerald color quality to it
Carved in the shape of well rendered round manju (a kind of baked bun) it is a perfect reverse carving that
He is known as the immortal of the Norther Song Dynasty (960–1127)
Rare 1st Ed Original Paul Jacoulet Woodblock Print 1939 "Young Girl of Jaluit" Kiseru & Tabakobon This is a beautiful TibetanThis is an original Paul Jacoulet print titled "Jeune Fille de Jaluit, Marshalls" or young Girl of Jaluit, Marshall Islands. A 1939 original piece that is the "first stage" (1st edition), one of fewer than just 100 impressions ever produced. This print was just the third created in the highly innovative "floating figure" style which became influential to other woodblock artist of the day. In all Paul Jacoulet made only 166 different prints in his
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