- Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) - Shiro Kasamatsu Its simple beauty and vivid

Its simple beauty and vivid colors make it an excellent complement to modern décor

"The Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaido" and "One Hundred Famous View of Edo"

Signed:  Artist round seal "Yama" (mountain mark) in the lower right corner of the image and artist square red seal "Yamaguchi Susumu" in Kanji on the lower right margin

I like the gentle lights through Noren cloth

Dated "Showa 35 nen 6 gatsu" (June 1960) in Japanese and "Okuyama Gihachiro jizuri" (Printed by Gihachiro Okuyama) on the right margin

- Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) - Shiro Kasamatsu Its simple beauty and vividThe remarkable woodblock print Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) is by Taizo Minagawa (19172005). Reflecting Minagawas background as a textile dyeing artist, the work is distinguished by its rich colors and bold decorative design, beautifully capturing the serene nighttime atmosphere of Hirosawa Pond, where a vast moon rises beside the dark silhouette of the mountains. Hirosawa Pond has long been celebrated as one of Kyotos