Night in the village

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Original artwork at auction.
Certificate of authenticity included.

Watercolor with a version by Japanese artist Hasui Kawase (1883 - 1957). Kawase's original was called Night in Itako.

Hakusai's prints (woodblock prints) have sold for 100.000€ or more. This one in particular reached 900€) here

Current estimated value: 74 (+47%)
Why has it increased in value?
  • Evolution of Auctions: +38.2%
  • Interest in the item (4 bidders): +9%

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Authenticity

Signed original artwork

Size

S 14.8 x 21 cm

Medium

Mixed media: Hand-painted printed plate

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Winner of the auctionJoaquin Cogollos València
Sold at auction · €50

Winner

Thursday, 29 May of 2025 at 11:00
  • joak47 · VALÈNCIA, Valencia · Spain

Participants

  • Vicent Signes Llinares · El Real de Gandia, Valencia · Spain
  • Claudia López Tormo · Foios, Valencia · Spain
  • saiacior · Mislata, Valencia · Spain
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