Between Vertical and Horizon, Paper Between a Stone and Water
Ida Shōichi, Between Vertical and Horizon, Paper Between a Stone and Water, 1981, color lithograph (recto and verso) and screenprint (recto) on paper, The Carol and Seymour Haber Collection, © unknown, research required, 1998.52.33
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- Title
Between Vertical and Horizon, Paper Between a Stone and Water
- Related Titles
series (original language): Surface is the Between
- Artist
- Date
1981
- Period
Japan: Shōwa period (1926-1989)
- Medium
color lithograph (recto and verso) and screenprint (recto) on paper
- Edition
trial proof 1/2
- Dimensions (H x W x D)
image/sheet: 30 7/8 in x 21 1/2 in
- Inscriptions & Markings
artist's seal: [abstraction of character 井], stamped [blind embossed], lower right
signature; date: [Ida Shoichi] '81, graphite, lower right
title: "Between Vertical and Horizon" // "Paper Between a Stone and Water", graphite, lower middle
edition: Trial proof 1 / 2, graphite, lower left
- Collection Area
Asian Art; Graphic Arts
- Category
Prints
Japanese Modern Prints
- Object Type
planographic print
stencil print
- Culture
Japanese
- Credit Line
The Carol and Seymour Haber Collection
- Accession Number
1998.52.33
- Copyright
© unknown, research required
- Terms
This work, printed on both sides of the paper, comes from a larger series Ida referred to as Surface is the Between, a theme he revisited over the course of several decades. Exploring the notion of a print's surface as a point of contact—between self and ideas, between lithographic stone and paper—Ida viewed these works as a record of conceptual and physical encounters. Here, pools of ink, transparent paper, and the realism of the stone draw our attention to the print's surface.
- Exhibitions
2017 Craftsmanship and Wit: Modern Japanese Prints from the Carol and Seymour Haber Collection Portland Art Museum
