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[Authentic] Kuniyoshi Kaneko 'God' Oil on Canvas F6

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**[Authentic] Kuniyoshi Kaneko 'God' Oil on Canvas F6** **Artist Name**: Kuniyoshi Kaneko **Title**: 'God' **Method**: Oil on canvas **Signature**: Handwritten signature on the back of the canvas (not on the front) **Size**: F6 (Height: 410mm, Width: 318mm) **Condition**: There are signs of aging, including scratches, discoloration, and dirt. **Evaluation**: Authentic If the item listed as "Authentic" is proven to be a forgery by a public organization or the Tokyo Art Club's appraisal committee, you may submit the appraisal proof to request a full refund including shipping costs. (Note: appraisal fees and expenses are to be borne by the buyer) Should the winning bidder choose to have the artwork appraised, please notify us within 7 days of shipment. **Frame Size**: Height: 50.5mm, Width: 59.5mm *Please note that we do not guarantee the condition of frames, boxes, glass cases, or any accessories. Bidding is for the artwork only.* **Kuniyoshi Kaneko** (July 23, 1936 - March 16, 2015), a Japanese painter from Warabi, Saitama Prefecture, studied under stage set designer Motohiro Nagasaka while attending Nihon University College of Art. He began painting oil paintings independently in 1964, and the following year, collaborated with Ryūhiko Shibusawa on cover and illustration designs for "The Story of O." He debuted in the art scene with a solo exhibition "Budding Maidens" at the Aoki Gallery in 1967. His works span multiple disciplines, including kimono design and photography, and his creative activity did not wane in his later years, continuing with the production of art for the succession announcement of the 18th-generation Nakamura Kanzaburo and the 6th-generation Nakamura Kankuro. *We do not accept returns due to discrepancies in images, sizes not matching, or personal reasons of the bidder. Please bid carefully.* *If cancellations are absolutely necessary, please be aware that a rating of [Very Bad] will be applied to you in the Yahoo Auction system, and that other fees, 20% (tax included), return shipping, and transfer fees will be your responsibility.* **Other**: If there are any repairs that appear skillfully done, we may not be aware of them, so please check the images carefully. The titles, era, and artist are recorded based on subjective judgment. Please understand that there may be dirt and scratches not reflected in the images or descriptions. The images are taken of the actual item, but be advised that due to lighting, shading, and monitor differences, color may appear different than the actual item. Please understand that the condition may change due to rust, stains, mold, insect damage, etc., after the image was taken; please bid accordingly. Note: In the case of older items, there is a risk of damage during shipping due to vibrations.

[Authentic] Kuniyoshi Kaneko 'God' Oil on Canvas F6

Sold For

398,500 Yen ($2554.49)

Buyout Price

777,000 Yen ($4980.77)

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Item ConditionScratches or stains↗ Yahoo
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2026-06-06 20:10:57 JST

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小山美術

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Collector Commentary

Kuniyoshi Kaneko’s 'God' represents a significant piece of modern Japanese art, capturing the artist's distinctive style that has garnered interest among collectors since the late 1960s. The F6 size enhances its presence while the authenticity of the handwritten signature adds to its appeal, especially in a market where provenance is paramount. However, the noted signs of aging—scratches and discoloration—can impact its valuation, as collectors typically prefer pieces in pristine condition, particularly for fine art. Given that this work originates from Japan, it benefits from a legacy of careful production and cultural significance, making it a noteworthy find for aficionados of contemporary Japanese art.