$500–$6,000. Common subjects: $500–$1,500. Key value factors: Sekino's prolific output keeps prices accessible. Portrait prints are most collected.
"Ine 5" — the numerical suffix suggesting this is the fifth in a series of prints depicting the subject "Ine" — may refer to rice plants (ine in Japanese), or to the small coastal village of Ine in northern Kyoto Prefecture, famous for its distinctive funaya boathouses where houses extend directly over the water. The numbered designation suggests Sekino's methodical approach to certain subjects, working through variations with the systematic attention of a musician exploring a theme.
Woodblock print
Hansen, yoru
1926
Color woodblock print
1915
Color woodblock print
Hansen, asa
1926
Color woodblock print
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
Ine 5 was created by Jun'ichiro Sekino (関野準一郎).
Ine 5 depicts boats & ships, seascapes, and village scenes.
