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d'ART ID#: 130232
Length: 45.00 IN (114.30 cm)
Height: 60.00 IN (152.40 cm)
Depth: 0.00 IN (0.00 cm)
Framed: no
Year Created: 0
Dominant colors
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#999999
#99cc99
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Media Types
Giclee Paper
Style & Subject
Asian Contemporary
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Yoichi Tanabe

Yoichi Tanabe Artwork
Sailing Under the Rain

Yoichi Tanabe

Limited Edition Print
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Editions and Sizes

Edition Type Size Price
Limited Edition Print, Canvas, Giclee 45" x 60" $1,200
Limited Edition Print, Giclee, Paper 45" x 60" $1,200
Limited Edition Print, Giclee, Paper 30" x 40" $575
Limited Edition Print, Canvas, Giclee 30" x 40" $575
Limited Edition Print, Canvas, Giclee 24" x 32" $340
Limited Edition Print, Giclee, Paper 24" x 32" $340
Limited Edition Print, Giclee, Paper 23" x 27.25" $318
Limited Edition Print, Canvas, Giclee 18" x 24" $215
Limited Edition Print, Canvas, Giclee 18" x 24" $215
Limited Edition Print, Giclee, Paper 18" x 24" $215
TY100P6
GICLEE

"Sailing Under the Rain" by Yoichi Tanabe


A Limited Edition Giclee on Paper
Signed & Numbered by the Artist
Edition Size: 125


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Yoichi Tanabe
HISTORY & BACKGROUND
Yoichi Tanabe's paintings are infused with the Mediterranean landscapethe earth, the sea and the light. At the same time, the

rich tradition of his Japanese culture is very clearly evident in his work.

One of the first impressions one receives from Tanabes paintings is the deep respect with which the subject is treated; a closing of the

distance between the painter, the subject and the viewer. Elements merge within his worknothing presents itself apart from the composition

as a whole. The principal trait of Tanabes work is the natural rhythm, which implies life and reflects the sense of amazement that

the artist feels when confronted with the spectacle of nature.

The magnificent works of Tanabe are testimony to a place in space and time that will never repeat itself, and that cannot be compared.

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Condition
NewThis art piece is new.
Price guarantee
YesFine-Art.com will meet or beat any price on this art piece provided it is from an authorized dealer and the edition is not sold out. If we are unable to do so, we will give you a $25 credit toward another art piece by the same artist. Call 1-866-Fine-Art for more information.
Provenance
PublisherThis art piece is new and comes from the authorized publisher or distributor for this artist.
C. of A.
YesThis art piece comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by the publisher.
Free Relist
YesIf you are buying art as an investment, at some point, you will need to sell it. Commission fees can heavily erode your profit margin. d'ART allows you to sell this art piece for free in the Marketplace (online since 1995).
Framing Voucher
NoThis art piece does not come with a framing credit.
Returns
30 daysd'ART accepts returns for 30 days from the time you receive your art piece.

Yoichi Tanabe Yoichi Tanabe was born in Kumamoto, Japan in 1949. In 1957 he moved to Tokyo, where he completed Political Science studies at the University Waseda. In 1974 he completed a postgraduate artistic study of human anatomy at the University of Fine Arts in Tokyo. From 1975 through 1978 he worked for the National Parliaments library, and from 1979 through 1986 he participated in numerous solo exhibitions in a variety of Tokyo art galleries, and became Professor of Drawing in the Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo.In 1988 Tanabe moved to Sitges, a small town on the Catalan coast near Barcelona, Spain. He spent a few years there, at the edge of the Mediterranean sea. His paintings are infused with the Mediterranean landscapethe earth, the sea and the light. At the same time, the rich tradition of his Japanese culture is very clearly evident in his work.One of the first impressions one receives from Tanabes paintings is the deep respect with which the subject is treated; a closing of the distance between the painter, the subject and the viewer. Elements merge within his worknothing presents itself apart from the composition as a whole. The principal trait of Tanabes work is the natural rhythm, which implies life and reflects the sense of amazement that the artist feels when confronted with the spectacle of nature.The magnificent works of Tanabe are testimony to a place in space and time that will never repeat itself, and that cannot be compared with anything else.

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