Hakone

Utagawa Hiroshige I (1797-1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the ultimate great master of the wood-block print tradition. His work conveys a deep sense of the human experience as well as using a poetic sense of the weather and landscape - mist, snow and rain. His delicate depictions of flora and fauna add to the beauty of his prints.

Reviews

3 reviews
‘Having been to Japan, I wanted to purchase a Japanese print which didn’t conform to the...’

W M
‘A wonderful example of traditional Japanese at its best. Brings back memories of holida...’

Paul K
‘Excellent service, and delighted with the print.’

Denise W

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