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Work 67.1 by Kusaka Kenji — Japanese Woodblock print

Work 67.1

by Kusaka Kenji

Contemporary Mokuhanga
Abstract
Medium:
Woodblock print
Source:
Legion of Honor
Image courtesy of
Legion of Honor

Description

"Work 67.1" is a contemporary mokuhanga print by Kusaka Kenji, created during the postwar-contemporary. Kusaka Kenji is a Japanese woodblock printmaker from Okayama Prefecture who trained under Nagare Koji and mastered traditional woodblock techniques, gaining international recognition through print biennials in the 1960s.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Work 67.1 was created by Kusaka Kenji (日下健二).

Work 67.1 depicts abstract.