LE PONT D'HIROSAWA

From the sequel: Kyoto Hakkei (One Hundred Views of Kyoto)Sagano Jukke (Ten Views of Sagano)C. 1990/2000Sosaku HangaNishiki-eIdo Masao, deeply moved by the place, shared these few secrets:"For me, Hirosawa Pond is a place full of memories, the place where I began my journey. I have visited it countless times, from my apprenticeship to the present day.Through the seasons, I have continued to admire its beauty. On a narrow island jutting into the pond stand a small shrine and a stone statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon.The snow that falls overnight is magnificent. The tranquility of the snowy landscape is particularly striking. Forgetting the cold, I draw while thinking back to my youth, when I came here many times.You can hear the songs of waterfowl nearby."Masao Ido was a renowned contemporary printmaker, renowned for his serene and timeless depictions of Japanese landscapes, particularly Kyoto. Born in northeastern China and later settled in Japan, he studied under Yoshida Koho and mastered the traditional technique of woodblock printing.His works combine traditional aesthetics with modern sensibilities, characterized by rich textures, harmonious colors, and an ability to convey serenity and depth...

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