Black Night Ginza (One Hundred Views of Tokyo)
- Medium:
- Woodblock print and silkscreen
- Dimensions:
- 45.1 × 63 cm
- Image courtesy of
- Asian Arts Collection
Description
"Black Night Ginza" is a contemporary sosaku-hanga landscape print by Yoshisuke Funasaka, created during the contemporary.
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Featured in Collections
Curated cross-cuts that include this print.
Frequently Asked Questions
Black Night Ginza (One Hundred Views of Tokyo) was created by Yoshisuke Funasaka (舩坂芳助).
Black Night Ginza (One Hundred Views of Tokyo) depicts landscapes, night scenes, and abstract.
Black Night Ginza (One Hundred Views of Tokyo) measures 45.1 × 63 cm.