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Japanese prisoner of war art
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Re: Japanese prisoner of war art
My dad was on Guam during WWII. We have a large colored pencil reproduction of the picture of Mom and me that he had with him. It was done on a bedsheet and the price was a carton of cigarettes. I have also just found two additional drawings, I think by the same artist. Both have a mountain in the background (Fuji?) and water, geisha, etc. in the foreground. Apparently this was common? The one is signed ABCV. Anybody know anything more?
Re: Japanese prisoner of war art
I looked at some auction records, pictures like yours have sold for $200.00 per picture. if your intent is to sell on the retail market I would suggest a certified appraisal.
The history behind them is invaluable.