Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
South Wind (南風) was created by Wada Sanzo (和田三造) in 1907.
South Wind depicts figures, boats & ships, and daily life.
"South Wind" (Minami Kaze) is one of Wada's non-occupational subjects, demonstrating his range beyond the documentary series. Landscape and nature subjects by Wada are less frequently encountered and may appeal to collectors seeking variety within his output. Expect $300-$700 for lifetime editions, with this category generally priced slightly below the Occupations prints.
Wada's famous early painting of laborers on a boat in a strong wind, which won second prize at the Bunten exhibition.
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