November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara)
十一月 (島原大門柳)
十一月 (島原大門柳)
The November entry in Tokuriki's monthly Kyoto series focuses on the willow tree at Shimabara's gate, evoking the old pleasure quarter's fading elegance. This subject carries historical resonance unique among the twelve months, referencing Kyoto's entertainment district rather than a temple or natural landmark. Published by Unsodo, it typically sells for $75-$300 and appeals to collectors interested in Kyoto's cultural history.
A willow tree at the gate of the Shimabara pleasure quarter in Kyoto, from the series of twelve months of Kyoto.
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) (十一月 (島原大門柳)) was created by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (徳力富吉郎) in second half 20th century.
Yes — November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) is part of the Twelve Months of Kyoto series (print 11 of 12) by Tomikichiro Tokuriki.
November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) uses Nishiki-e, Moku-hanga, and Kento, on woodblock print, ink and color on paper.
November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) was published by Unsodo (second half 20th century).
November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) depicts architecture and trees.
November (The Willow Tree at the Gate of the Shimabara) measures 25.1 × 28.3 cm (Chuban format).
