Sphinx by Hiroshi Yoshida – 1925 Shin-Hanga Japanese Woodblock Print Cairo Art

Description

View Sphinx by Hiroshi Yoshida – 1925 Shin-Hanga Japanese Woodblock Print Cairo Art with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Yoshida’s crisp lines and layered color evoke the heat, stillness, and grandeur of the Egyptian desert. Artist: Hiroshi Yoshida. Giclee reproduction of the original woodblock print. Circa: 1925. © Ventura Pacific Ltd. Click image to enlarge image....lean back....imagine the art on YOUR wall* *Low Resolution Images are used online.  Colors may vary according to your monitor settings. Sphinx Artist: Hiroshi Yoshida Circa: 1925 A caravan of travelers approaches the monumental Great Sphinx under a cobalt sky in this woodblock print by Hiroshi Yoshida. Rendered using traditional shin-hanga techniques, the work combines Japanese printmaking methods with Western perspective and realism. Yoshida’s crisp lines and layered color evoke the heat, stillness, and grandeur of the Egyptian desert. A leading figure in modern Japanese woodblock printing, Yoshida traveled extensively and applied his technical mastery to landscapes across the globe. Print Details: Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed Giclee reproduction of the original woodblock print Suitable for framing Carefully packaged and shipped flat A luminous intersection of East, West, and antiquity. © Ventura Pacific Ltd.                     Browse More Art Condition: New. Category: Home & Garden › Home Décor › Posters & Prints. Brand: Hiroshi Yoshida.

Country of Origin

United States

Artist

Hiroshi Yoshida

Non-Domestic Product

No

Size

11x17 Untrimmed

Color

Multicolor

Material

Archival Quality

Modified Item

No

Subject

Egypt

Brand

Hiroshi Yoshida

Type

Print

Era

Early 20th Century (1911-1940)

Style

Wood block

Theme

gift,gift idea. gift for him her,decor,wall art,home goods

Original/Reproduction

Reproduction

Features

Suitable for Framing, Home Decor Art Print, Paper Size 11" X 17" Untrimmed, Japanese, traditional Japanese woodblock style, Japanese Taishō period, woodblock printmaker, Landscape

Room

Any Room