Fluitspelende sirene by Yo Sugano (1937 - 1969)

Black and white etching of a winged siren with a bird body playing a flute, with a textured background.

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A black and white etching shows a winged female figure playing a flute, with her body transitioning into a bird-like form with feathered legs and a tail. The rough, textured background contrasts with the bold outlines of the figure. The print is titled Fluitspelende sirene, by Yo Sugano, dated 1937 to 1969, and is numbered 2/XX in pencil.

Date

1937 - 1969

Medium

Japanese print

License

Public domain

Themes

Japanese Prints, Mythology, Nudes