A Sixteen Day Walking Journey From the Ship at Nachi Katsuura to the Train at Horyuji Travelling by Way of Nara, Japan, Early 1986

© Hamish Fulton

A Sixteen Day Walking Journey From the Ship at Nachi Katsuura to the Train at Horyuji Travelling by Way of Nara, Japan, Early 1986

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A Sixteen Day Walking Journey From the Ship at Nachi Katsuura to the Train at Horyuji Travelling by Way of Nara, Japan, Early 1986,

1986

Hamish Fulton, English, born 1946
x1986-119

Information

Title
A Sixteen Day Walking Journey From the Ship at Nachi Katsuura to the Train at Horyuji Travelling by Way of Nara, Japan, Early 1986
Dates

1986

Maker
Hamish Fulton
Medium

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions

image: 101.5 × 74.4 cm (39 15/16 × 29 5/16 in.)
frame: 142.3 × 112.6 × 2.2 cm (56 × 44 5/16 × 7/8 in.)

Credit Line

Museum purchase, gift of the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Object Number
x1986-119
Place Depicted

Asia, Japan

Inscription

In ink, above inscription: [two Japanese characters translate as Friday (Gold) and Saturday (Clay)]

In ink, above inscription: [monogram] [the artist's name in Japanese]

Marks/Labels/Seals

Printed in ink on mount, above title inscription center: [two Japanese characaters translate as Friday (Gold) and Saturday (Clay)]

Titled printed on moun, center: A SIXTEEN DAY WALKING JOURNEY FROM THE SHIP AT NACHI KATSUURA TO THE TRAIN AT HORYUJI TRAVELLING BY WAY OF NARA JAPAN EARLY 1986

Printed in red ink on mount, below title inscription center: [monogram] [the artist's name in Japanese]

Printed label, verso of backboard of frame upper left:JOHN WEBER GALLERY / Hamish Fulton / EARTH SATURDAY ROCK FRIDAY / 1986 / JWG#12774 / Black and white photograph / 56 x 44 1//4" / 142 GREENE STREET NEW YORK 10012.

Printed label, lower left: NICK HAWKER FRAMES / Unit D / 69a Gowan Avenuel London SW6 6RHI Telenhone 01-731 7710

Culture
English
Type
gelatin silver prints, black-and-white photographs, photographs
Techniques
gelatin silver process, mounting
Subject
hands, trees, diptychs, frost

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