Koizumi Yau – Night Rain at Koizumi https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ファイル:Kanazawa8_Koizumi.jpg This woodblock print shows “Night Rain at Koizumi,” one of the famous Eight Views of Kanazawa. Slanting lines of heavy rain sweep across the landscape as travelers bend into the wind, their straw cloaks and umbrellas blown by the storm. Dark pines stand against a vivid blue inlet, creating a dramatic contrast between gloom and color. The sense of movement and atmosphere is strong, capturing the classic yau (evening rain) motif. This is a beautifully produced Showa-period reproduction with clear lines and softly layered greys, ideal for framing or collecting. Uchikawa Bosetsu – Evening Snow on the Uchikawa https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ファイル:Kanazawa8_Uchikawa.jpg This print represents “Evening Snow on the Uchikawa,” another famous scene from the Eight Views of Kanazawa. A calm winter landscape spreads beneath a pale sky, with snow-covered roofs, bare trees, and distant mountains reflected in the quiet blue water. Travelers wrapped in straw coats make their way along the snowy path, adding a gentle human presence to the serene setting. The contrast of pure white snow and deep cobalt water is especially striking. A fine Showa-era woodblock reproduction with crisp carving and fresh colors, perfect for display or as part of a landscape print collection. Author: Utagawa Hiroshige was one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e tradition and a leading landscape artist of the Edo period. Renowned for his lyrical depictions of nature, weather, and seasonal change, Hiroshige brought a poetic sensibility to everyday scenery. His celebrated series, such as The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō and One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, capture fleeting atmospheric moments—rain, mist, and twilight—with subtle color gradations and refined composition. Influencing Western Impressionists like Monet and Van Gogh, Hiroshige’s prints transformed simple landscapes into profound meditations on transience and beauty in the Japanese aesthetic tradition. NOTICE

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