- Shungyo no Tanboku (Cherry Blossoms in Spring Dawn) - Shiro Kasamatsu His prints are included in

His prints are included in the collections of institutions such as the National Museum of Modern Art

making it a cherished feature of Sumiyoshi Taisha

there are no specific edition numbers on the sheets) Date: It was first printed in 1930

and numbered by the artist in pencil along the lower margin

Born in Hokkaido in 1948

- Shungyo no Tanboku (Cherry Blossoms in Spring Dawn) - Shiro Kasamatsu His prints are included inThe magnificent super extra large woodblock print "Shungy no Tanboku" (Cherry Blossoms in Spring Dawn) is by Seiji Sano. This breathtaking composition captures the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms drifting gently through the air as night gives way to the first light of dawn. The ancient, sprawling trunk conveys the enduring strength and vitality of a tree that has stood for centuries, while countless delicate blossoms and softly falling petals