$200–$1,500. Common prints: $200–$500. Key value factors: Sora's prints are modestly priced and accessible to collectors.
Designated "69-10" in Sora's cataloging system, this woodblock print revisits the "Family S" theme with what was likely an October 1969 printing date. The variant introduces changes in color, composition, or scale that distinguish it from the undated version while maintaining the underlying investigation of family as an abstract subject. Sora's practice of returning to themes with dated variants creates a body of work that functions almost as a visual diary, recording shifts in his thinking about fundamental human relationships. The differences between this and the earlier "Family S" print may be subtle, visible primarily in the distribution of color or the pressure of the printing, or they may represent a significant rethinking of the composition's structure.
Family S 69-10 was created by Mitsuaki Sora (空充秋).
Family S 69-10 depicts figures, daily life, and abstract.
