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Work Y-4 by Tokio Miyashita — Japanese Print

Work Y-4

by Tokio Miyashita

Contemporary MokuhangaSōsaku-hanga
Abstract
Medium:
Print

Description

Miyashita was a leading postwar printmaker who studied under Hiratsuka and Sekino, known for his experimental approach including soldering wire to printing plates to create distinctive rugged, textured lines.

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Featured in Collections

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Frequently Asked Questions

Work Y-4 was created by Tokio Miyashita (宮下登喜雄).

Work Y-4 depicts abstract.