A landmark in Japanese printmaking, "Impression of a Violinist" is among the earliest abstract prints produced in Japan. This historically significant work commands $3,000-$12,000 at auction. Editions were vanishingly small, and exhibition provenance from major institutions can push prices well beyond the typical range.
A striking semi-abstract composition suggesting the form of a violinist through flowing curved lines and warm tonal fields. Demonstrates Onchi's ability to evoke music through visual form.
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
Impression of a Violinist (ヴァイオリニストの印象) was created by Onchi Koshiro (恩地孝四郎) in 1946.
Impression of a Violinist depicts music, figures, and abstract.
