The Floating World
Departing Spring
Yuku haru
Kawase Hasui · 1925 (Taishō 14, on the National Diet Library record)
それは何か
A woman in a flowered kimono raises a hand to her hair: a figure subject from an artist known above all for snow, rain and evening views of places.
なぜ重要か
Hasui designed almost one thousand prints over nearly forty years, most of them views of places, working closely with the publisher Watanabe Shōzaburō.
注目すべき点
The pattern of the kimono is printed in close detail, and the face and hand are left almost bare.
A season ending, shown as a gesture.
記録
- 作者
- Kawase Hasui 川瀬巴水 (1883–1957)
- 制作年
- 1925 (Taishō 14, on the National Diet Library record)
- 技法
- woodblock print; ink and color on paper
- 出典
- Wikimedia Commons · NDL-DC 2586550-04 Kawase Hasui crd.jpg
摺りについて。 From the National Diet Library of Japan, through Wikimedia Commons; the library record gives the publication as 1925. The kimono pattern carries the most blocks on the sheet, and a clean impression keeps it sharp against the plain ground. 摺りによる違いは実在します——拭き取りや退色は一枚ごとに異なり、公開コレクションの中から最良の一枚を選ぶことこそ、当店の学芸的な仕事です。
パブリックドメイン作品を忠実に復刻。
お部屋に迎える
受注生産。EMAマット・アート紙(200gsm)に印刷します。
Kawase Hasuiの他の作品
Twenty Views of Tokyo (Tōkyō nijukkei)Moon at MagomeKawase Hasui · 1930 · $69.00〜
Kawase HasuiInokashira in Snow (Benten Shrine)Kawase Hasui · 1928 (Shōwa 3, on the National Diet Library record) · $69.00〜
Hashiguchi GoyōWoman at the BathHashiguchi Goyō · 1915 · $69.00〜
Hashiguchi GoyōWoman Combing Her HairHashiguchi Goyō · 1920この道を、あなたの部屋にも—— Painted Earthの浮世絵スタイルパック。