Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike"
Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike" by Okumura Masanobu, created c. 1750, in Color woodblock print; oban, benizuri-e. Available as a made-to-order fine-art print, canvas or framed wall art.
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- Artist
- Okumura Masanobu
- Collection
- artic Open Access
- Source artwork
- 1686 × 2285 px
- Print method
- Archival giclée
- Paper
- Enhanced matte fine art paper
- Production
- Made to order
Questions about Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike"
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How is Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike" cropped for printing?
The source artwork is 1686 × 2285 px and portrait. For 2:3 print sizes, the approved composition uses the minor crop (9.648% of the source image). The print preview shows the exact printed area, which you can reposition before adding it to your bag. The image is cropped, never stretched.
Who created Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike"?
The original work is credited to , and is documented in the collection record.
What style and subjects are associated with Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike"?
This artwork is listed in Fine Art Prints and Botanical Art. Related subjects include Public Domain Art, Painting and Okumura Masanobu Wallpapers.
Which print formats and sizes are available for Parody of Palace Attendants Burning Maple Leaves to Heat Sake from "The Tale of Heike"?
Choose from fine art, canvas or framed, in sizes including 12 × 18 in, 16 × 24 in and 24 × 36 in. The configurator shows the valid combinations and exact price for your selection.