Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms
桜八題
About This Series
Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms is a series by Hiroshi Yoshida celebrating Japan's beloved sakura season. Created in 1935, the series depicts cherry blossoms at famous viewing spots across Japan, including Hirosaki Castle, Arashiyama, and various temple grounds. Each print captures the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom, rendered with the delicate color gradations and atmospheric sensitivity that define Yoshida's mature style. The series reflects the deep cultural significance of hanami (flower viewing) in Japanese life.
Prints in This Series (7)
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Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms is a series by Hiroshi Yoshida celebrating Japan's beloved sakura season. Created in 1935, the series depicts cherry blossoms at famous viewing spots across Japan, including Hirosaki Castle, Arashiyama, and various temple grounds. Each print captures the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom, rendered with the delicate color gradations and atmospheric sensitivity that define Yoshida's mature style. The series reflects the deep cultural significance of hanami (flower viewing) in Japanese life.
The Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms series contains 8 prints, created by Hiroshi Yoshida between 1935.
The Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms series was created by Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田博), produced between 1935.
We currently have 7 of 8 known prints from the Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms series indexed in our collection. Browse them all on this page.
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