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Carol Jessen
“Edge of the Bamboo Forest"
JAPAN - SOUTH OF KYOTO
1989
COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINT
#2 OF 90
Signed And Numbered
Framed & Matted
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Frame Size: 17" x 21"
Carol Jessen was born and raised in Oakland, California. She studied at San Francisco State University and holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and biology. After graduating she donned her backpack and traveled the many corners of the world including Europe, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and many countries of the far east. She would then go on to study at the Mendocino Art Center and the Academy of Art in San Francisco. The far east left a vivid impression which prompted her to reside in Kyoto, Japan for a year and on a later trip study Japanese woodblock printing in the Japan Alps with Toshi Yoshida. She was also tutored in design, composition and the psychology of perception by William S. Lansberg
Woodblock PrintsWoodblocks are the oldest form of prints—historians believe woodcutting ori…