Framed mid-century linocut print titled "Tsuru" (Japanese for "crane") created in 1965 by the American artist and printmaker Charles Cannon.
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RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring italian majolica patterns, the classic raffaellesco traces its origin to 16th century, and the graceful arabesques of raphael's famous frescoes.The stylized dragon of the central motif was reputedly painted first by raphael, a master painter and architect of the italian high renaissance.Raffaellesco is a benevolent deity who bestows good luck and fair winds to seagoing merchants, thus the puffs of wind steaming from the dragon's mouth.Hand made in deruta-italy. - all deruta of italy products are lead and cadmium free.Dishwasher safe. Not recommended for microwave use. Size (inches): 6 diam. X 3.5 high.
