The Ladys’ Graphic. January 1909
Ishikawa Toraji · 1875-1964
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The Ladys’ Graphic. January 1909, Ishikawa Toraji (1909), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com
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A woodblock-style magazine cover shows a white rooster with a large red comb crowing beside a white hen, set against a yellow and blue sky with stylized clouds. Red and black Japanese lettering runs down the left edge alongside English text reading 'The Ladys' Graphic. No. 21. January 1st. 1909.' The work is a poster by Ishikawa Toraji, dated 1909.
