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Set of six (6) Fuco Ueda postcards. I have never seen her art for sale anywhere in the United States and it is very difficul to find any information on her as well.  I am very pleased to offer these postcards for you. I have a set framed on my wall - they are great quality. Each card measures 6.5" x 4.75". I have also seen her name spelled as Fuko Ueda, but the front cover of the cards specifies it as "Fuco".

These are hand signed by the artist in silver ink and are brand new in plastic - never opened. Each postcard features a Japanese girl or two, usually in school uniform. One has a blindfolded girl with old fashioned record players who seems to be seeking out the girls who are hiding from her. The next card has two red haired girls who are eating the antlers of a deer - both of the girls are wearing fur shawls. The next card has one girl sitting on an antique chair with an octopus wrapped around her legs while her friend (who wears a blue bird's head) pours water out of a pitcher onto the octopus. The next card hs two girls in a chrysanthemum garden trying out tomato stakes on each other. The next card has a deer with steaks on his antlers, with a girl who seems to be consoling him. The last card has a girl with a hula hoop spitting water out of her mouth onto an eel with a lovely black ribbon belt as well as a black cat hiding behind her ankles.....