Mountains Prints (442)
Mountain peaks and highland scenery in Japanese woodblock prints. These compositions range from distant panoramic views to intimate studies of mountain passes, alpine villages, and mist-shrouded peaks.
Artists Known for Mountains
Climbing Rope (Zairu), Shôwa period, dated 1957
Woodblock print
Karasawa
1955
Color woodblock print; edition 6/30
Mountaineer Number 3
Woodblock print
Skier
Woodblock print
Nabukabira
Woodblock print
KOUGENNOASA B (morning of tableland B)
Woodblock print
A Father And His Son
Woodblock print
Mountaineer With Compass
Woodblock print
Space Voice — うつろな声
Woodblock print
Unknown- sunbaking
Woodblock print
Unknown- Man and Cloud
Woodblock print
Unknown- hiking
Woodblock print
Before Moutaineering (B)
1954
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Climbing Rope (Zairu)
1957
Color woodblock print; edition 91/100
Man with an Ice-ax
1954
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Mount Ishizuchi
1936
Color woodblock print
Among the Rocks
1929
Color woodblock print
Hunter and Rifle
Woodblock print
Brilliance
1968
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Ishi-Something Mountaion
Woodblock print
Man Looking Back
1957
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Skier (Sukiya)
1955
Color woodblock print; edition 14/50
Repose
Woodblock print
Saga, Kyoto (D)
1968
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Vicinity of Aizu (B)
Woodblock print
A Man Skiing (Sukii no otoko)
1955
Color woodblock print; edition 10/50
Mountaineer
1953
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
The Observing Eye
1959
Color woodblock print; edition 4/20
Japanese Alps (Nihon Arupusu)
Woodblock print
Longing for Home (Bokyo)
1959
Color woodblock print; edition 3/50
Kamakochi
Woodblock print
Path of the Antelope (Kamoshika no michi)
1960
Ink on paper
El Capitan
1925
Woodblock print
Ascetics' Cave
1937
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Man devoted to Mountains — 山にころ男
Woodblock print
Midnight - Ichimokushu Vol 6
Woodblock print
Red Hat
1963
Color woodblock print
Kozan-Ji, Kyoto (B)
Woodblock print
Oku no hosomichi Unganji, Kurohane
1965
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Parting
Shōwa period, dated 1956
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper with signature reading "U. AZECHI"
Skunk cabbage — みずばしょう, 水芭蕉
Woodblock print
Ziel- Pickel
Woodblock print
Volcano Path
1952
Color woodblock print; edition 14/50
Syujyaku-mon Sansen-in, Kyoto
Woodblock print
Jiko-in, Nara
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
On the Way to Kumano
2015
Mokuhanga
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
Untitled (kaiseki-jokata)
Woodblock print
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mountain peaks and highland scenery in Japanese woodblock prints. These compositions range from distant panoramic views to intimate studies of mountain passes, alpine villages, and mist-shrouded peaks.
Umetaro Azechi, Hiroshi Yoshida, and Jokata Kaiseki are among the artists most associated with mountains in our collection. Browse the full list of artists who explored this subject above.
Hanga currently catalogues 442 prints tagged with mountains, spanning ukiyo-e, shin-hanga, and sōsaku-hanga traditions where applicable.