Shin-hanga Poster Evoking the Silent Poetry of Temples and Shrines - Near Susono by Hasui Kawase

Reproduction of the print "Near Susono" by Hasui Kawase in 1930 (original title: "裾野附近"

In this peaceful scene, Hasui Kawase captures the surroundings of Susono with delicate finesse, revealing a rural landscape imbued with calm and natural beauty. The distant mountains blend into the horizon, providing a serene backdrop, while the foreground reveals details of the vegetation, adding depth to the composition. Kawase evokes the simplicity of the Japanese countryside.

Using his shin-hanga technique, Kawase highlights each element, from shades of green to subtle shadows, creating a view of authentic beauty. The reproduction of this print respects the integrity of the original, faithfully capturing the texture and hues, for a rendering close to the artist's initial work. The landscape inspires a gentle escape.

This artwork will bring a touch of serenity and nature to your home, ideal for lovers of calming landscapes. Printed on high-quality paper, this reproduction preserves the original details and nuances, adding a dimension of tranquility to any space.

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.