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"Ashiyuki has been unfairly neglected as an Osaka school print designer...
At his best, he designed some of the masterpieces of the Osaka school and, in
a quiet way, anticipated most advances of the Osaka style... He was the first in
Osaka to employ gofun on his prints to create an effect of snow, the first
to exploit the use of color blocks without outlines ..." (quotes from:
R. Keyes, pls. see below)
Reference: Roger S. Keyes and Keiko Mizshima, The Theatrical World of the Osaka Prints, Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1973; catalog p. 207. |