ARTIST • Bunpo KAWAMURA
SET CONSISTS OF TWO INDIVIDUAL PRINTS
AVAILABLE IN A4, A3 AND A2 SETS
These Japanese woodblock prints of flowers from the 18th century have a delicate beauty and translucency. Japanese artists printed onto thin, hand-made paper (washi) that here allow underlying designs to show through in relief. The effect is multi-layered and serene, allowing the designs to almost float across the page.
Frames are for display purposes only and are not included.
ARTIST • Bunpo KAWAMURA
SET CONSISTS OF TWO INDIVIDUAL PRINTS
AVAILABLE IN A4, A3 AND A2 SETS
These Japanese woodblock prints of flowers from the 18th century have a delicate beauty and translucency. Japanese artists printed onto thin, hand-made paper (washi) that here allow underlying designs to show through in relief. The effect is multi-layered and serene, allowing the designs to almost float across the page.
Frames are for display purposes only and are not included.
Frames are for display purposes and are not included.
Credit: State Library of Victoria Peters and Wilkinson Japanese Collection
These images are colour illustration woodcuts from a book of drawings by Bunpo Kawamura (1779-1821). Polychrome printing with multiple colours only became possible shortly before these woodblocks were printed.
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