Japonya · 1883–1957

Kawase Hasui

Kawase Hasui eserleri nerede görülür: kataloğumuzda 9 koleksiyondan 707 eser var; bugün sergilendiği bildirilen eser yok.

Kawase Hasui (1883–1957), a Japanese landscape painter and printmaker of the shin-hanga movement who also worked in Nihonga, studied with Kaburaki Kiyokata and Okada Saburōsuke; he was born in Shiba-ku and died in Ōta. About 700 of his prints are in museums, from Menton and the Pushkin Museum to Cooper Hewitt, Yale, Minneapolis and MoMA. Rain, dusk and temples recur: Sunset Glow at Yanaka from Tokyo Twelve Months (1921), Byōdōin at Uji (1921), a Rainy Day in Uchiyamashita (1923) and Rain at Kinosaki (1924).