#352 Kashimagawa

Date:: 1998
Medium:: Gelatin silver transparency on light panel
Source:: Art Institute of Chicago
Image courtesy of: Art Institute of Chicago

Description

"#352 Kashimagawa" is a contemporary mokuhanga print by Tokihiro Sato. Executed in gelatin silver transparency on light panel, this work demonstrates the artist's distinctive vision and command of the printing medium.

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Frequently Asked Questions

#352 Kashimagawa was created by Tokihiro Sato (佐藤時啓) in 1998.

#352 Kashimagawa depicts abstract.