| Artist | Yoshio OKADA (1934-present, active ca1970's/80's) |
| Title | "A Deshabille Woman Reclining" (given title) |
| Date | ca1970's/80's (Not new--on nicely "age-mellowed" paper.) |
| Series | na |
| Publisher | Kadokawa Shoten(??) |
| Seal, Carver/Printer | na |
| Image Size | 11 3/4 x 16 1/4 (oversized) |
| Impression | Very Fine. Light "gauffrage" (embossing) to fan, robe, and hair; strongly visible "woodgrain" to background; highly detailed carving of individual hairlines. |
| Condition | Absolutely Pristine. (No flaws noted.) |
| Reference/Illus | na |
| Comments | A strikingly sentuous modern-day "bijin-ga" image--eyes closed, bared shoulders. By a virtually unheard-of artist whose prints are quite RARE (only copy we've ever seen). (A reliable source in Tokyo tells us that "most Okada prints are found badly foxed.") |
| Item # | DG-422 |
| Price | $Sold (Sold/TR) |