Technique: Woodblock print Artist: Hiroshi Yuasa Edition: 8/50 Hiroshi Yuasa (b. 20th century) is a Japanese printmaker known for his striking monochrome woodblock prints depicting iconic architectural landmarks and landscapes. His work often focuses on historic temples and scenic views, rendered with strong contrasts and meticulous line work that highlight structure, depth, and atmosphere. Drawing on the traditions of Japanese printmaking while maintaining a contemporary graphic clarity, Yuasa's compositions are both bold and timeless. His limited-edition prints are appreciated by collectors for their craftsmanship, decorative power, and evocative portrayal of Japan's cultural heritage. Condition: Never been framed. Right from the Gallery of the artist. Please now that the Sumi-ink used for this print, shrunks when the ink drieds. The outcome can be different due to the washi paper used. The print will be send between hardboard and carton plates to prevent any damage in transport. Sending nearly worldwide, insured with tracking post.