Abstract Prints (2)
Abstract and non-representational compositions in Japanese woodblock prints. Pioneered by sosaku-hanga artists like Onchi Koshiro in the 1930s, abstract printmaking became a major creative direction in postwar Japanese art, encompassing geometric, organic, and gestural approaches.
Artists Known for Abstract

Snow at a Guest House Overlooking a Pond, from an untitled series of views of the Mitsubishi villa in Fukagawa
1920
Color woodblock print; oban

Untitled (Small Temple)
1907
Color woodblock print

