Printed on Fedrigoni watercolor paper by the Ellea printing house for the Tipertì Editions
the line is reduced to a pure and continuous stroke
From the book Non Vouloir
The comparison between the sequence of ordinary hills and the grandeur of Mount Fuji creates an important contrast
except for very slight yellowing at the edges of the sheet (from 2 to 5 millimeters)
HASUI KAWASE, Fiume Banyu, 1931 vasi Printed on Fedrigoni watercolor paperSplendid proof with excellent colors. Printed on Japanese paper during the Heisei period by Shzabur Watanabe. In perfect condition, with excellent margins all around. Superb bokashi shading executed everywhere. Bibliography N. Muneshige, Kawase Hasui mokuhanga shu, 1979, p. 65, n. 174 b K. H. Brown, Kawase Hasui. The Complete Woodblock Prints, 2003, p. 398, n. 217 b The impression, with the yellow grass in the foreground, the green on the distant