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Spring Blossom Sale ● Seiji Togo Oil Painting Samuhoru "Woman's Portrait" Nude, 1937, with Official Appraisal Certificate, Master of Western Painting, One-of-a-Kind

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This is a rare oil painting by the esteemed Western painter Seiji Togo, depicting a somewhat melancholic female nude. The piece creates a beautiful portrayal that reflects the artist's delicate touch. Created in 1937, it is carefully painted with oil paint on canvas and is signed by the artist with the year of creation noted in the bottom right corner. There are fine cracks visible in places on the canvas, known as 'kannyu,' but overall the condition of this artwork is quite good for its age. The painting is framed in a stainless steel frame with a transparent acrylic sheet, which has a few minor scuffs, yet it can certainly be enjoyed as it is right now. The piece comes with a yellow cloth bag and a protective box. Importantly, an official certificate from the Togo Seiji Appraisal Committee, the recognized authentication body, accompanies the artwork. This is unequivocally an authentic, one-of-a-kind original by the artist. This artwork is highly recommended for collectors seeking investment-grade paintings or fans of Seiji Togo! Please rest assured that all works offered are guaranteed by GINZA Painting Gallery.

Spring Blossom Sale ● Seiji Togo Oil Painting Samuhoru "Woman's Portrait" Nude, 1937, with Official Appraisal Certificate, Master of Western Painting, One-of-a-Kind

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534,546 Yen ($3426.58)

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Collector Commentary

Seiji Togo’s oil paintings are esteemed in Japan's art community, and this one-of-a-kind piece from 1937 exemplifies his unique ability to blend Western techniques with Japanese sensibilities. Collectors value Togo's work not only for its aesthetic beauty but also for its rarity, especially given its authentic provenance highlighted by the appraisal certificate. The minor surface cracks, typical of many vintage pieces, do not detract from its overall appeal; rather, they add character and underscore its age. With the backing of GINZA Painting Gallery, this artwork reflects the high standard expected from authentic Japanese art collectors, making it a compelling investment option.