From the sequel: One Hundred Famous Views of Kyoto

Two small marks from an old mount in the upper border, tiny trace in the lower margin.

1950

Sosaku Hanga

Nishiki-e

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 a modern sensibility, characterized by rich textures, harmonious colors, and an ability to convey serenity and depth.