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- 1Kawase Hasui's Lake Towada woodblock print draws fresh attention▼Lake Towada, Nenokuchi (1933), a famous Japanese woodblock print by the shin-hanga artist Kawase Hasui (1883–1957) # art
Kawase Hasui's 1933 woodblock print 'Lake Towada, Nenokuchi' is being shared and admired online. Hasui, who lived from 1883 to 1957, was a leading artist of the shin-hanga movement, known for his atmospheric landscape prints. The autumn scene of Lake Towada in northern Japan is striking a chord with viewers during the fall season.
- 2Hasui Kawase's 1928 woodblock print Horai Rock circulating online●Hasui Kawase (Japanese, 1883–1957) "Horai Rock in the Kiso River", 1928. # fotografie # photography # paintings # artist
Hasui Kawase, the Japanese artist (1883–1957) best known for his landscape prints, is being highlighted with his 1928 work "Horai Rock in the Kiso River". The piece depicts a scenic rock formation along the Kiso River and reflects Kawase's celebrated blend of traditional woodblock printmaking with atmospheric, painterly landscape composition. Art enthusiasts are sharing and appreciating the work.
- 3Hasui Kawase's Kanago Village, Ibaraki (1954) in focus●Title: Kanago Village, Ibaraki (1954) Artist: Hasui Kawase https:// en.discoverjapan-web.com/artic le/137483 # ShinHanga
A 1954 woodblock print by Hasui Kawase depicting Kanago Village in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, is being shared by art enthusiasts. The work, from the shin-hanga tradition the artist helped define, shows a rural autumn rice-harvest scene from the late Showa era. Readers are being directed to Discover Japan's article about the piece.