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Focusing on the artistic evolution of Kawase Hasui, this catalogue highlights his most creative years from 1918 to the 1923 Great Earthquake. Renowned as a leading figure in the shin-hanga movement, Hasui's landscapes blend traditional Japanese art with influences from ukiyo-e, French Japonisme, and Post-Impressionism. The richly illustrated work showcases his unique approach to capturing the interplay of water and shadow in his prints, offering insight into his significant contributions to 20th-century landscape art.

Over 1,000 Japanese-style gardens have been constructed in North America and many hundreds more are planned Public Japanese gardens in North America are visited by millions of people each year The work of the five master garden designers showcased in this book is on a par with the best gardens in Japan New lower price