Artist: Toshi Yoshida (1911-1995) Title: Autumn in Hakone Museum Publisher: Yoshida Family Date: 20th century (originally printed in 1954) Size: 40.5 x 26.5 cm Condition: Posthumous (embossed seal on the right bottom), ink running on the top left. Toshi Yoshida was an extremely renowned artist in the sosaku-hanga movement of modern printmaking. Following in his father, Hiroshi Yoshida's footsteps Toshi produced many woodblock prints portraying natural scenes. While his niche was traditionally animals, occasionally he would produce landscape works, like the one seen here, like his father. In this print, the artist captures a beautiful view of the entrance and garden of Hakone Museum in autumn. The trees and foliage are rendered in warm tones of red, orange and yellow, making the place ideal for 'koyo' (viewing colourful leaves).