Hiroshi Yoshida — Toshogu Shrine | Japanese Woodblock Print (Shin Hanga)

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Hiroshi Yoshida — Toshogu Shrine | Japanese Woodblock Print (Shin Hanga)Hiroshi Yoshida (18801955) was one of the most celebrated shin hanga artists of the 20th century. His "new woodblock" works revolutionized Japanese printmaking, blending traditional ukiyo e techniques with modernist sensibility. Yoshida is renowned for sweeping landscapesmountains, waterfalls, templesand travel scenes from Egypt, India, and beyond. Each work combines bold composition, atmospheric color, and a minimalist elegance that defined the shin

Between 1830 and 1836 he painted over 600 portraits and tribal scenes among more than 50 nations — an irreplaceable ethnographic and artistic record of cultures already being destroyed by westward expansion

Félix Del Marle (1889–1952) was a French painter and dedicated proponent of Neo-Plasticism — the movement founded by Mondrian and Van Doesburg that reduced art to horizontal and vertical lines in primary colours

when something stops you — not because of what you know about it

and the inner life with a comparable depth and seriousness

and an unmatched sensitivity to textile and gesture

flowering fields — reveal an equally extraordinary painter who sought in nature the same visual density and pattern as in his figure work

the botanical and the dreamlike

ink painting

These prints bring that tradition into the home at museum-grade quality

Working in woodblock

and Mughal patronage

and quiet wit

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