Sadanobu Hasegawa — Kobe Coast | Shin Hanga Landscape

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Sadanobu Hasegawa — Kobe Coast | Shin Hanga LandscapeSadanobu Hasegawa (18811963) was a Japanese printmaker associated with the Shin Hanga movement, known for his quiet harbour and coastal scenes of the Kobe and Osaka regions. His landscapes have the movement's characteristic atmospheric delicacy, with a particular gift for rendering the grey blue light of overcast Japanese coastal mornings. Printed as a museum grade gicle on Hahnemhle fine art paper using 12 ink archival pigment printing. Available

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