Kawase Hasui store Shinobazu Pond at Night Art print poster Japanese Artist Ueno Park
Kawase Hasui store Shinobazu Pond at Night Art print poster Japanese Artist Ueno Park, Kawase Hasui (Japanese Artist 1883-1957) "Shinobazu Pond at Night April 1932" print after the original Color woodblock print Ueno Park.
Product code: Kawase Hasui store Shinobazu Pond at Night Art print poster Japanese Artist Ueno Park
Kawase Hasui (Japanese Artist store, 1883-1957) "Shinobazu Pond at Night, April 1932" print after the original Color woodblock print. Ueno Park, Tokyo Image in excellent condition only small marks in white margin which can be concealed when framed Image size: 12.25 x 7.9 in. Paper size: 10 x 13 in. Materials: #80 Silk Cover, recycled content, vegetable-based inks. Print developed from Kawase Hasui's Shinobazu Pond at Night (Yoru no chihan [Shinobazu no ike]), April 1932, from The Art Institute's collection. Hasui was a prominent designer of the shin-hanga ("new prints") movement, whose artists depicted traditional subjects with a style influenced by Western art. The prints made in the period between the earthquake and World War II thus became a kind of time capsule. In 1945, some artists were prompted to reissue their scenes of urban life, along with new prints that were similarly nostalgic; this expanded series was called Recollections of Tokyo. Ref#G000188.
Kawase Hasui (Japanese Artist store, 1883-1957) "Shinobazu Pond at Night, April 1932" print after the original Color woodblock print. Ueno Park, Tokyo Image in excellent condition only small marks in white margin which can be concealed when framed Image size: 12.25 x 7.9 in. Paper size: 10 x 13 in. Materials: #80 Silk Cover, recycled content, vegetable-based inks. Print developed from Kawase Hasui's Shinobazu Pond at Night (Yoru no chihan [Shinobazu no ike]), April 1932, from The Art Institute's collection. Hasui was a prominent designer of the shin-hanga ("new prints") movement, whose artists depicted traditional subjects with a style influenced by Western art. The prints made in the period between the earthquake and World War II thus became a kind of time capsule. In 1945, some artists were prompted to reissue their scenes of urban life, along with new prints that were similarly nostalgic; this expanded series was called Recollections of Tokyo. Ref#G000188.