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Yamada Kamachi's Original Drawing - Authentic Piece

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This is an original drawing created by Yamada Kamachi, who tragically passed away at the age of 17, when he was just 15 years old (in his third year of junior high school). Size of the artwork: approximately 40cm (width) x 28cm (height) on drawing paper. Size of the frame: approximately 53.8cm (width) x 42cm (height) in a wooden frame. This work is a piece I received directly from Yamada Kamachi during his time as a student. As this artwork is quite old (1975), there are some scratches and dirt present in various places (please check the photos). I have labeled this drawing as an original work by Yamada Kamachi, so if it is not authentic in any way, I will accept returns. I will refund double the amount paid. If possible, I would prefer to discuss the method of transfer and the circumstances of how I received the artwork from Kamachi over the phone.

Yamada Kamachi's Original Drawing - Authentic Piece

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926,000 Yen ($5935.90)

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Collector Commentary

This original drawing by Yamada Kamachi, created during his brief yet impactful life, captures a poignant moment in Japanese art history, reflecting the emerging talent of a young artist who sadly left us too soon. As an authentic piece from 1975, it holds significant value not just for its rarity but also for its emotional weight, particularly in light of Kamachi's tragic passing at a young age. The condition displays typical wear for its age, which is common in artworks from this period; however, this further adds to its character and history. Collectors of vintage Japanese art will appreciate the opportunity to acquire a piece that represents both a unique artistic voice and a moment in time, underlining the cultural significance of early original drawings in Japan's art scene.