Kawase Hasui Giclée Repro Print "Dusk at Nakaso" Ibaraki Coast 1954 6.75"x10" Cranes and later smiths adopted it

and later smiths adopted it in homage or as successors

The lid and body are proportioned in the classic chu-natsume form

the founding potter of the Sumida Gawa tradition and the most collected name in the genre

with roots in the Song dynasty and continuous production through the Ming and Qing periods

paper thinning

Kawase Hasui Giclée Repro Print "Dusk at Nakaso" Ibaraki Coast 1954 6.75"x10" Cranes and later smiths adopted itKawase Hasui (, 18831957) Nakaso no yu ( Dusk at Nakaso) archival giclee reproduction Contemporary reproduction after original woodblock print, 1954 (Shwa 29) This reproduction is locally and professionally printed on acid free archival fine art paper using highly fade resistant pigmented inks. Against a layered dusk sky bands of coral, lavender, and pale teal above a luminous horizon a grove of coastal pines rises in dark silhouette. The sea below is