"The Garden of Manshu-in Temple" - NO RESERVE - Taizo Minagawa 皆川泰蔵 (1917–2005) - Japan





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Taizō Minagawa’s woodblock print “The Garden of Manshu-in Temple”, published by Unsodo on Echizen Japanese mulberry paper, is signed on the plate and measures 295 × 400 mm.
Description from the seller
Technique: Japanese woodblock print
Title: "The Garden of Manshu-in Temple"
Artist: Taizō Minagawa 皆川泰蔵 (1917–2005)
Paper: Echizen Japanese mulberry paper
Published by Unsodo.
The garden at Manshu-in Temple in Kyoto is a beautiful dry landscape garden. It features a unique, impressive modern-style woodblock print.
Condition: In excellent condition
Dimensions:
Paper size: 295 x 400 mm
Image size: 275 x 350 mm
Minagawa Taizō 皆川 泰蔵 (1917–2005) was a distinguished Japanese textile artist and printmaker, celebrated for his innovative fusion of traditional techniques and modern aesthetics. Born in Kyoto, he graduated from the Kyoto City School of Arts and Crafts, where he specialized in textile design. His early exposure to Kyoto’s rich artistic heritage profoundly influenced his creative trajectory.
While primarily recognized for his mastery in dyeing and weaving, Minagawa also made significant contributions to the art of woodblock printing. His prints are characterized by bold compositions, vibrant colors, and a distinctive use of geometric forms, reflecting his background in textile design.
Throughout his career, Minagawa was an active participant in Japan’s art community. He regularly exhibited with the Nitten Association, receiving numerous accolades for his work. In recognition of his contributions to Japanese art, he was awarded the Order of the Chrysanthemum by the Ministry of Education, and he received the 4th class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, honoring his distinguished achievements in the arts.
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Seller's Story
Technique: Japanese woodblock print
Title: "The Garden of Manshu-in Temple"
Artist: Taizō Minagawa 皆川泰蔵 (1917–2005)
Paper: Echizen Japanese mulberry paper
Published by Unsodo.
The garden at Manshu-in Temple in Kyoto is a beautiful dry landscape garden. It features a unique, impressive modern-style woodblock print.
Condition: In excellent condition
Dimensions:
Paper size: 295 x 400 mm
Image size: 275 x 350 mm
Minagawa Taizō 皆川 泰蔵 (1917–2005) was a distinguished Japanese textile artist and printmaker, celebrated for his innovative fusion of traditional techniques and modern aesthetics. Born in Kyoto, he graduated from the Kyoto City School of Arts and Crafts, where he specialized in textile design. His early exposure to Kyoto’s rich artistic heritage profoundly influenced his creative trajectory.
While primarily recognized for his mastery in dyeing and weaving, Minagawa also made significant contributions to the art of woodblock printing. His prints are characterized by bold compositions, vibrant colors, and a distinctive use of geometric forms, reflecting his background in textile design.
Throughout his career, Minagawa was an active participant in Japan’s art community. He regularly exhibited with the Nitten Association, receiving numerous accolades for his work. In recognition of his contributions to Japanese art, he was awarded the Order of the Chrysanthemum by the Ministry of Education, and he received the 4th class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, honoring his distinguished achievements in the arts.
Shipment with tracking
We combine shipments for woodblock prints. Please have a look at the other Japanese art we offer every week!
※※Please note※※
We cannot ship to the following countries:
-Gibraltar
-Guernsey
-Israel
-Ukraine
-USA
Thank you

