Hiroshi Yoshida "toku" (literally special) seal

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Posted by Laurie Petrie Rogers on August 22, 2001 at 13:09:07:

Does anyone know the significance of a "toku" seal (in kanji, this ideograph literally translates as "special") appearing at the upper left margin (where the "jizure" seal would ordinarily be) of a print from the oversized 1926 "Sailing Boats" series? I am specifically interested in its appearance on "Sailing Boats-Morning" (Abe catalogue #40).

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Re: Hiroshi Yoshida "toku" (literally special) seal Richard Parks 14:34:10 08/22/01 (12)
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