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Patreon supporters ... thank you very much for your patience! I've just uploaded another in our series of videos where I introduce some prints I find particularly interesting: David's Choice - Episode #5.

In other news ... please stand by for a little bit, because with the assistance of the Patreon funding, we have recently made a breakthrough in one of our most difficult problems - sourcing the mulberry fiber for papermaking. I'll bring you the news once we have it all tied down!

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David's Choice - Episode #5

The next in our 'David's Choice' series, where Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker David Bull introduces some of his favourite prints. This time, the print(s) being featured are from the old Doi Hanga Company, and are two different scenes of the Kagurazaka district of Tokyo. The designers were Tsuchiya Koitsu, and Noel Nouet, and the prints were originally published in the late 1930s. More information on the prints is here: http://mokuhankan.com/catalogue/DH07.php http://mokuhankan.com/catalogue/DH04.php Our Patreon page is: https://www.patreon.com/mokuhankan Our Twitch channel is: https://www.twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking Thank you for watching!

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Anonymous

Thank you for solving this interesting mystery print comparison. The shin-hanga prints are truly the pinacle of printmaking and your explanations enhance their wonders

Anonymous

As always, your print detective work is fascinating.