Incarnation (Raku)

Medium:: Woodblock print
Source:: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
Image courtesy of: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

Description

Tadashi Nakayama carved horses, women, and children into woodblocks with a physical vigor that set his prints apart from the refined techniques favored by most sosaku-hanga contemporaries. His bold, energetic style is instantly recognizable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Incarnation (Raku) was created by Tadashi Nakayama (中山正).

Incarnation (Raku) depicts abstract.