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Snow At Shiba Park, Kawase Hasui ukiyo-e print
Snow At Shiba Park, Kawase Hasui ukiyo-e print
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High definition print reproduction of "Snow At Shiba Park" by Kawase Hasui
Experience the serene beauty of Tokyo's Shiba Park blanketed in snow through this exquisite reproduction of Kawase Hasui's 1931 masterpiece, Snow at Shiba Park (Shiba Kōen no Yuki). A solitary figure, shielded by a green umbrella, walks toward the grand red gate of Zojoji Temple, capturing a moment of tranquility amidst a gentle snowfall. Hasui's work, emblematic of the Shin-hanga movement, harmoniously blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western realism, offering a timeless piece that brings peace and elegance to any space.
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- Restored colors faithful to the original works
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"Snow at Zojoji Temple, Shiba" (Shiba Zōjōji no yuki)
Japanese title: 芝増上寺の雪
Date: 1953
Publisher: Watanabe Shōzaburō
Series: "Collected Views of Japan II" (日本風景集 II / Nihon Fūkeishū dai-ni shū) — Tokyo Edition
Original Format: Ōban (approx. 36.5 x 24 cm / 14.4 x 9.4 inches)
Notes: A different view, with a more central composition and prominent snow-covered steps. Created in Hasui’s late period, after World War II.
About Kawase Hasui :
Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) was a Japanese printmaker and one of the leading artists of the shin-hanga ("new prints") movement. He was known for his serene and poetic landscape prints, which often depicted traditional Japanese subjects such as temples, shrines, and bridges.
Hasui was born in Tokyo and studied Western-style painting before turning to woodblock prints in the early 1900s. He was particularly influenced by the work of the shin-hanga artist Watanabe Shozaburo, who encouraged him to create prints that were both traditional and modern.
Over the course of his career, Hasui produced more than 600 prints. He traveled extensively throughout Japan, sketching and painting the landscapes that he would later depict in his prints. His work is known for its delicate brushwork, harmonious colors, and atmospheric effects.
Hasui's prints were highly popular during his lifetime, and they continue to be admired by collectors and art lovers around the world. In 1952, he was designated a Living National Treasure by the Japanese government.
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