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Introducing 'The Weeping Cherry Tree, Kyoto' by Charles W. Bartlett, a captivating Shin-hanga woodblock print that immerses us in serene Japanese landscapes. This piece reflects early 20th-century artistry, capturing the ephemeral beauty of sakura in Kyoto with nuanced technique. The paper's pristine surface and subtle hues speak to Bartlett's masterful design and printing skills. Despite its age, the print is well-preserved, showing only minor wear that adds to its authentic charm. With a high degree of authenticity, we estimate its auction value to be between $1,200 and $1,800. Such a delightful interplay of nature and craftsmanship offers both aesthetic joy and historical insight, a true collector’s gem.
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Item Report
Shin-hanga Woodblock Print 'The Weeping Cherry Tree, Kyoto'
By: Charles W. Bartlett
Style: Shin-hanga
Origin: Japan
Materials: Woodblock print on paper
Age: Early 20th century
Condition: Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)
Value: Authentic: $1,200 - $1,800; Reproduction: $100 - $200
Maker's Marks / Writing: Includes a signature characteristic of Bartlett's work.
Date: 2026-05-05 12:45:22.034961
Description:
A woodblock print by Charles W. Bartlett titled 'The Weeping Cherry Tree, Kyoto,' depicting a serene landscape scene featuring a cherry tree.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
The piece is a fine example of Shin-hanga, valued for its artistic merit and beauty, likely authentic.
Individual Images:
- whole print
Provenance:
N/A
Condition:
Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)
Identification Score: 95%
The details and signature match known works by Charles W. Bartlett, a renowned printmaker.
Authenticity Score: 90%
The print's quality and style align with authentic works by Bartlett.
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Shin-hanga, Charles W. Bartlett, Kyoto, Japanese woodblock print
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