Kawase Hasui
Kawase Hasui (1883 – 1957) is one of the most famous Japanese woodblock artists and perhaps the foremost representative of the Shin-Hanga movement. As such, he worked in the traditional setting of Japanese printmakers, in collaboration with a publisher, carver and printer and did not carve and print the works himself. Kawase Hasui strongly focused on designs depicting landscapes and famous places and payed much less attention to other typical Shin-Hanga themes, such as beautiful women or birds and flowers. Within the themes of landscapes and famous places, he showed repeated mastery of night, rain and snow scenes, but covered a wide variety of other scenes in his enormous body of work of more then 600 prints. He is widely regarded as one of the most important Japanese landscape artists.
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Dusk at Itako
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Evening Snowfall at Kiyomizu Temple
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Lakeside Shower at Matsue
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Moon on the Arakawa River in Akabane
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Mount Fuji after Snow from Tagonoura Beach
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Rain at Ushibori
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Riverbank of Hamamachi
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Shinagawa
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Snow at Funabori
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Snow at Kiyomizu Hall, Ueno
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Snow at Miyajima
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Snow at Shiba Park
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