Technique Original woodblock print
Artist Kawase Hasui (1883-1957)
Title: twilight snowfall
Japan, Dawn (2019-Present)

The falling snow is very beautiful. A very quiet scene. Quaint work with two kimono-clad women crossing a bridge.

First published in 1932.
This is a later edition, printed using the original woodblocks.
Printed by: Doi Print Shop
Printmaker: Yamamoto

Size in the margins: 360 x 234 mm.
Full sheet size: 400 x 265 mm.
Unframed.
Mint condition!

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) was a Japanese painter. One of the most prominent printmakers of the New Printmaking Movement, Hasui Kawase is perhaps the most famous Japanese landscape painter of the 20th century.

As a modern printmaker, Hasui Kawase gave first priority to the atmosphere of a place. In particular, their obsessive interest in depicting light characterizes the dreamlike atmosphere of their prints. Artists like Kawase Tomosui expressed a romantic yearning for nature, his rural roots, and the warmth of wooden architecture that was being lost in the Tokyo metropolis.

Most of his prints were destroyed in a fire the year before his death. He was recognized as a Living National Treasure.

Technique Original woodblock print
Artist Kawase Hasui (1883-1957)
Title: twilight snowfall
Japan, Dawn (2019-Present)

The falling snow is very beautiful. A very quiet scene. Quaint work with two kimono-clad women crossing a bridge.

First published in 1932.
This is a later edition, printed using the original woodblocks.
Printed by: Doi Print Shop
Printmaker: Yamamoto

Size in the margins: 360 x 234 mm.
Full sheet size: 400 x 265 mm.
Unframed.
Mint condition!

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) was a Japanese painter. One of the most prominent printmakers of the New Printmaking Movement, Hasui Kawase is perhaps the most famous Japanese landscape painter of the 20th century.

As a modern printmaker, Hasui Kawase gave first priority to the atmosphere of a place. In particular, their obsessive interest in depicting light characterizes the dreamlike atmosphere of their prints. Artists like Kawase Tomosui expressed a romantic yearning for nature, his rural roots, and the warmth of wooden architecture that was being lost in the Tokyo metropolis.

Most of his prints were destroyed in a fire the year before his death. He was recognized as a Living National Treasure.

Edition
Open edition
Era
After 2000
Sold by
Agent
No. of items
1
Artist
Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) - Published by Doi Eiichi
Title of artwork
Woodblock Print - 'Kururu yuki (Edogawa)' 暮るる雪 (江戸川) (Twilight snowfall in Edogawa) - Reiwa
Technique
Woodcut print
Signature
Artist stamp
Country of Origin
Japan
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
26.5 cm
Depth
0.1 cm
Depiction/Theme
Landscape
Style
Ukiyo-e
Period
2010-2020, 2020+

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The package arrived promptly and in good condition. The packaging was reasonably well done. The print was in excellent condition as advertised. I would certainly purchase from the seller again.

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Thank you for the good feedback. I am relieved that it arrived safely. It is my pleasure too to send you a nice print. The transaction was very smooth and pleasant. Please look forward to seeing more prints for sale.

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The package arrived promptly and in good condition. The packaging was reasonably well done. The print was in excellent condition as advertised. I would certainly purchase from the seller again.

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Thank you for the good feedback. I am relieved that it arrived safely. It is my pleasure too to send you a nice print. The transaction was very smooth and pleasant. Please look forward to seeing more prints for sale.