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Work 9-1 by Hodaka Yoshida — Japanese Woodblock print

Work 9-1

by Hodaka Yoshida

Contemporary MokuhangaShin-hangaSōsaku-hanga
Abstract
Medium:
Woodblock print
Source:
Harvard Art Museums
Image courtesy of
Harvard Art Museums

Description

"Work 9-1" is a contemporary mokuhanga / sosaku-hanga print by Hodaka Yoshida, created during the postwar. Hodaka Yoshida was the youngest son of Hiroshi Yoshida and the artist who pushed the Yoshida family printmaking dynasty furthest from its representational origins, creating abstract and semi-abstract woodblock prints whose bold geometric forms and vibrant colors reflect his wide international travels.

More Prints by Hodaka Yoshida

Konin Buddah by Hodaka Yoshida

Konin Buddah

1954

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Earth-Colored Wall by Hodaka Yoshida

Earth-Colored Wall

1992

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Crafty God by Hodaka Yoshida

Crafty God

1956

Woodblock print

Outside Party by Hodaka Yoshida

Outside Party

Woodblock print, ink and color on paper

More Abstract Prints

Poem - 7, Shôwa period, by Maki Haku

Poem - 7, Shôwa period,

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Popox, Shôwa period, dated 1964 by Hiroyuki Tajima

Popox, Shôwa period, dated 1964

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Arugori; Koronbusu no tamago (Allegory: Columbus's Egg) / Ichimoku-shu (First Thursday Collection, Vol 4) by Onchi Koshiro

Arugori; Koronbusu no tamago (Allegory: Columbus's Egg) / Ichimoku-shu (First Thursday Collection, Vol 4)

[abstract composition with diagonal woodgrain] by Gen Yamaguchi

[abstract composition with diagonal woodgrain]

20th century

Woodblock print, ink and color on embossed paper

Featured in Collections

Curated cross-cuts that include this print.

Shin-Hanga: Japan's Twentieth-Century Print RevivalSōsaku-Hanga: The Creative-Print Movement

Frequently Asked Questions

Work 9-1 was created by Hodaka Yoshida (吉田穂高).

Work 9-1 depicts abstract.