Title: 金陽 (Golden Sunlight) (No.1). Ed.44/100.
Artist: Koichi Sakamoto (1932-Present).
Medium: Etching & Aquatint. Printed on Arches paper.
Signed: Signed, titled, & editioned in pencil to plate. Published 1979.
Size: Paper: H: 36.50cm x W: 57.00cm. (Image: H: 24.75cm x W: 36.00cm).
Condition: A beautiful piece in wonderful condition. Well stored over the years. Unblemished, paper clean & crisp. Please contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: A remarkable piece by Koichi Sakamoto: 金陽 (Golden Sunlight). A snow-covered village rests beneath a glowing golden sun, set against a deep red sky. The contrast between the layered snow and the intricate web of bare trees adds depth, while Sakamoto’s signature shading lends weight to the thatched rooftops. The warm gradation of the sky suggests the fading light of late afternoon, bringing a sense of quiet transition to the winter scene. A beautiful work capturing both warmth and stillness. *((“その1” (No.1), in pencil to plate). Koichi Sakamoto seal embossed to paper).
Title: 金陽 (Golden Sunlight) (No.1). Ed.44/100.
Artist: Koichi Sakamoto (1932-Present).
Medium: Etching & Aquatint. Printed on Arches paper.
Signed: Signed, titled, & editioned in pencil to plate. Published 1979.
Size: Paper: H: 36.50cm x W: 57.00cm. (Image: H: 24.75cm x W: 36.00cm).
Condition: A beautiful piece in wonderful condition. Well stored over the years. Unblemished, paper clean & crisp. Please contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: A remarkable piece by Koichi Sakamoto: 金陽 (Golden Sunlight). A snow-covered village rests beneath a glowing golden sun, set against a deep red sky. The contrast between the layered snow and the intricate web of bare trees adds depth, while Sakamoto’s signature shading lends weight to the thatched rooftops. The warm gradation of the sky suggests the fading light of late afternoon, bringing a sense of quiet transition to the winter scene. A beautiful work capturing both warmth and stillness. *((“その1” (No.1), in pencil to plate). Koichi Sakamoto seal embossed to paper).
