HIROSHI YOSHIDA
(1876-1950)

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Regarded as one of the finest masters of the Japanese woodblock print, Hiroshi Yoshida was a prominent figure in the Shin Hanga movement of the early 20th century.  Renowned for his evocative, atmospheric Japanese landscapes, Yoshida also travelled widely, rendering breathtaking views of India, the United States, and everywhere in between.  Highly influential and widely admired, Hiroshi Yoshida was the patriarch of a family of famous printmakers that included his wife Fujio and sons Toshi and Hodaka.

Arashiyama
Series: Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossom
Color woodblock, 1935
Jizuri seal (self printed). Signed in pencil, title stamped in ink. Brush signature in the image with the artist’s red seal.
Reference: Abe 195
14-3/4 x 9-3/4 inches

26637
$1000 SOLD

The Gate to Bunnosuke Teahouse
(A Little Temple Gate)
Series: Kansai District
Color woodblock, 1933
Jizuri seal (self printed). Signed in pencil, title stamped in ink. Brush signature in the image with the artist’s red seal.
Reference: Abe 181
14-3/4 x 9-1/2 inches

26638
$950

The Palace of Udaipur
Series: India and Southeast Asia
Color woodblock, 1931
Jizuri seal (self printed). Signed and titled in penicl. Brush signature in the image with the artist’s red seal.
Reference: Abe 162
14-3/4 x 9-3/4 inches

26635
$850

Hayase
Series: Kansai District
Color woodblock, 1933
Jizuri seal (self printed). Signed and titled in pencil. Brush signature in the image with the artist’s red seal.
Reference: Abe 188
9-5/8 x 14-5/8 inches

26863
SOLD

Market in Mukden
Series: Korea and Manchuria
Color woodblock, 1937
Jizuri seal (self printed). Signed in pencil, title stamped in ink. Brush signature in the image with the artist’s red seal.
Reference: Abe 211
9-5/8 x 14-3/4 inches

26865
$1200.