Illustration of a natural scene playing on the contrasts typical of Japanese prints - Late Autumn in Ichikawa by Hasui Kawase

Reproduction of the print "Late Autumn in Ichikawa" by Hasui Kawase in 1930 (original title: "市川の晩秋"

The warm colors of late autumn envelop Ichikawa in this print by Hasui Kawase, capturing the season in all its splendor. Trees, in glowing red hues, stand around the landscape, creating a striking contrast with the calm surrounding waters. Kawase succeeds here in paying homage to Japanese autumn, where nature reveals all its ephemeral beauty.

Using a precise shin-hanga technique, Kawase highlights the variations in tone and fine details, giving this work an immersive feel. The reproduction respects every subtle nuance, offering a faithful vision of the original and transcribing the melancholic atmosphere of autumn.

Perfect for adding a touch of color and serenity to your home, this print invites contemplation. Printed on high-quality paper, it pays homage to Kawase's meticulous work and provides a visual evocation of Japan's natural beauty.

Hasui Kawase (1883-1957) was a Japanese artist of the Taisho and Showa periods, renowned for his delicate and poetic ukiyo-e landscapes. A leading member of the Shin-Hanga (New Print) movement, he revitalized traditional woodblock printmaking by introducing plays of light and atmosphere that capture the changing beauty of Japan's seasons and iconic locations. His works are prized for their precise detail, sensitivity to weather effects, and harmonious composition, which transport the viewer to a serene and timeless Japan.