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Pendant by Kinoshita Tomio — Japanese Woodblock print

Pendant

by Kinoshita Tomio

Sōsaku-hanga
Abstract
Medium:
Woodblock print
Source:
JAODB
Image courtesy of
JAODB

Description

Kinoshita Tomio was a sosaku-hanga printmaker from Mie Prefecture who turned from architecture to printmaking after World War II, producing bold, psychologically charged woodblock prints of abstracted human figures and masks.

More Prints by Kinoshita Tomio

Faces, No. 3 by Kinoshita Tomio

Faces, No. 3

Woodblock print

Tomorrow by Kinoshita Tomio

Tomorrow

1972

Color woodblock print; edition 8/50

Face by Kinoshita Tomio

Face

1970

Woodblock print, ink and color on paper

Mask # 4 by Kinoshita Tomio

Mask # 4

Woodblock print

More Abstract Prints

Poem - 7, Shôwa period, by Maki Haku

Poem - 7, Shôwa period,

Woodblock print

Popox, Shôwa period, dated 1964 by Hiroyuki Tajima

Popox, Shôwa period, dated 1964

Woodblock print

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.

Sōsaku-Hanga: The Creative-Print Movement

Frequently Asked Questions

Pendant was created by Kinoshita Tomio (木下富雄).

Pendant depicts abstract.