[Art Print Card] Takahashi Shotei - Ujina Bay

Enjoy the beauty of art life Let's ART in your Life! Integrate the charm of Ukiyo-e into daily life and appreciate the beauty of classic Japan. ｜Design Concept Recreate the beauty of classic Ukiyo-e from a modern aesthetic perspective, select delicate and warm art paper materials, and transform the Oriental art that has been passed down for hundreds of years into the aesthetics of life. Whether used as a space decoration or as a quality gift, the delicate brushwork and colorful colors of Ukiyo-e can be integrated into daily life, adding elegance and poetry to life, making art not only something to be appreciated, but also a wonderful experience that is within reach. ｜The idea of this product comes from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art "Takahashi Shotei and Ukutsu" Takahashi Shōtei, a poetic traveler of the Japanese New Print Movement and a magician of light, shadow and details, was born as Hiroaki in 1871 and died during an air raid in 1945, ending his half-century-long artistic career. He was a 20th century Japanese woodblock print artist who was active in the shinsakuhanga movement and later joined the shin-hanga movement. His paintings are still widely circulated in major art collections and museums in Europe and the United States. He is one of the important figures in the revival of modern Japanese woodblock prints. He used his brush to record the changes of the times and also left behind landscapes that can comfort the souls of modern people. ｜Specifications Dimensions: H25.7×W36.4×D0.1 cm Packaging material: OPP bag Product material: art paper Product quantity: 1 piece Origin: Taiwan