Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
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Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kasamatsu Shiro (11 January 1898 – 14 June 1991)
He is a Japanese Shin-hanga and Sōsaku-Hanga artist. He Born in Asakusa, Tokyo and apprenticed to Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878 – 1973) to study Japanese painting at the age of 14, and continued his activities at the Tatsugakai and the local society.In the 1950s he published bird and animal prints, landscapes and “famous views” with the publisher Unsodo – altogether more than 100. Especially the “famous views of Japan” series have been re-evaluated in recent years, and exhibitions are being held in various places as the ” The last Shin-hanga artist”.
■We offer the reprinted edition (Atozuri, Later edition) which print from the original carvings. (The Original print was produced from 1952 to 1959.)
■Print bears Unsodo Publisher’s seal along with the carver and printer seals in the margin. Please note that the work delivered may be made by a printer other than the one stated.
Kamisaka Sekka (1866～1942）
Born in Kyoto, his real name is Yoshitaka. He studied under Mizuhiko Suzuki of the Shijo school, and later entered the gate of Kishikei and learned design. He is a painter of the Koetsu Korin school, and has worked on the original drawings and interior decoration of craft works such as lacquer ware and dyeing and weaving, and published a large collection of designs.
Her style, such as visiting Europe and adopting the Art Nouveau style, received enthusiastic praise in Europe and the United States as a person who pioneered her unique territory. She also gave a dawn to Japan’s modern crafts and contributed greatly to its subsequent development. Her work is still highly regarded today, especially in the West, and is featured on the cover and intro 12 pages of “Le Monde Hermès” No. 38. In Sekka’s work, the world of innovative design beauty that fascinates even today’s leading brands is still alive.
The work to be introduced is a woodblock print from the art book “Hyakuseisou” published by Unsodo in 1909-10, which was made by modern woodblock prints one by one using the woodblock prints of that time.