1944 Japanese Woodblock New Year Postcard Monkey Zodiac Koshin Showa Wartime
1944 Japanese Woodblock New Year Postcard Monkey Zodiac Koshin Showa Wartime
Original Japanese woodblock-printed New Year postcard dated 甲申元旦 (Kōshin Gantan) — New Year’s Day of the Wood Monkey year, corresponding to 1944.
The front features a bold stylized seated monkey rendered in red, gray, green and black, together with the traditional New Year greeting:
賀春 – “New Year Greetings”
甲申元旦 – “New Year’s Day, Wood Monkey Year”
The image was likely created as a zodiac nengajō for the Year of the Monkey during the wartime Shōwa period.
Details:
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Date: 1944
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Period: Shōwa era / wartime Japan
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Type: Japanese New Year postcard / nengajō
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Technique: Woodblock printing
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Subject: Monkey / Japanese zodiac
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Theme: New Year / Year of the Monkey
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Origin: Japan
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Material: Paper
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Size: 8.5 × 13 cm
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Approx. size: 3.35 × 5.12 inches
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Postage condition: Unposted
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Original period item
The reverse shows the pigments and image clearly penetrating through the thin paper, consistent with traditional woodblock printing.
Condition:
Vintage condition with age-related toning, light spotting, minor surface wear and some fading consistent with age. Please examine the photos carefully for exact condition.
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