Izumi Temple
- Medium:
- Woodblock print
- Edition:
- Self-printed
- Source:
- wbp
Description
Izumi Temple — likely Izumidera or one of the smaller temple compounds bearing this name in the Kansai region — is presented in Tanaka's characteristic woodblock style, emphasizing the architectural mass of gate or main hall set against the enclosed quietude of the temple garden. Tanaka's temple prints consistently resist the monumental: he finds the sanctity of these spaces in their worn stone, weathered wood, and the accumulated patina of centuries of devotional use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Izumi Temple was created by Tanaka Ryohei (田中良平).
Izumi Temple depicts temples & shrines.