Hiroshi Yoshida – Taj Mahal in Moonlight, No. 4

Original woodblock print, hand-signed by the artist. First published in 1931. The current print is from a lifetime edition.

Image size (excluding margins): 24.7 * 37.7 cm (9.7 * 14.8 in).

The print is in very good condition. There are remnants of a small marker in red on the back in the margin, and a few small notes written in pencil in the margin, also on the back.

The pictures shown here are from the print itself.

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Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 – 1950) was one of the leading figures of Japanese printmaking in the 20th century. Together with Kawase Hasui he is the most famous artist of the Japanese Shin-hanga movement that revived Japanese woodblock printing to new heights. A prolific artist, Hiroshi Yoshida traveled the world and produced landscape prints of many different countries.

See an overview of Hiroshi Yoshida's woodblock prints