HASUI KAWASE, Lo stagno del santuario Benten a Shiba, 1929 vasi Catalogo Expo Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Catalogo Expo Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

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printed on paper dated around the mid-1750s

the meaning of the scene remains clear: men fishing under the protection of a deity flowed from the waters

La tavola richiama l’analoga Sanka haku-u (Tempesta sotto la cima o Il Fuji nella tempesta)

HASUI KAWASE, Lo stagno del santuario Benten a Shiba, 1929 vasi Catalogo Expo Guggenheim Museum BilbaoExample with excellent colors, printed on Japanese paper between 1960 and 1980. In perfect condition, with excellent margins all around beyond the marginal line. Well executed bokashi shading throughout the print and slight gauffrage on the lotus leaves and women on the catwalk. The lower margin bears the title Shiba Benten ike, or The Pond of the Benten Shrine in Shiba, and the inscription Shwa yonen hachigatsu saku, meaning executed in August of the