Gardens Prints (326)
Japanese garden scenes in woodblock prints, from the famous moss gardens of Kyoto to intimate courtyard compositions. Garden prints celebrate the Japanese art of cultivated nature, featuring stone lanterns, raked gravel, ponds, and meticulously shaped trees.
Artists Known for Gardens

Green garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Rock garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Garden lantern in the snow
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Hongo Motomachi Park
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Bright flowers (Full moon and weeping cherry tree in Maruyama park)
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Full moon and weeping cherry tree in Maruyama park
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Old garden of Tokushima temple
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Camelia Garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Red garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Bamboo forest and garden of Shisendo pavilion in Kyoto
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Stone garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Lonely garden A
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Garden with Pines and Stone Lantern, B
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Stone garden No. 3: Ryôan-ji
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Maple garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Garden lantern near a pond
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Ginkaku-ji garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Garden of Daitoku temple
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Garden of Tenryu temple
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Back entrance gate to the garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Stone garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Stone garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

Red garden
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

At a garden show
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)

View in Ueno Park; the Hyokeikan and Bijutsukan buildings, 90th view (Ueno Fukei; Hyokeikan to Bijutsukan Dai Kuju Kei), from the series Prints of a Hundred Views of Great Tokyo in the Showa Era (Shôwa dai Tôkyô fûkei hyaku zue hanga)

Prince Arisugawa Memorial Park in Azabu (Azabu-ku Arisugawa no Miya kinen kôen), from the series Prints of a Hundred Views of Great Tokyo in the Showa Era (Shôwa dai Tôkyô fûkei hyaku zue hanga)
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Japanese garden scenes in woodblock prints, from the famous moss gardens of Kyoto to intimate courtyard compositions. Garden prints celebrate the Japanese art of cultivated nature, featuring stone lanterns, raked gravel, ponds, and meticulously shaped trees.
Okiie Hashimoto, Kawase Hasui, and Hiroshi Yoshida are among the artists most associated with gardens in our collection. Browse the full list of artists who explored this subject above.
Hanga currently catalogues 326 prints tagged with gardens, spanning ukiyo-e, shin-hanga, and sōsaku-hanga traditions where applicable.





