Spring Prints (510)
Springtime scenes in Japanese woodblock prints beyond cherry blossoms alone — including plum blossoms, wisteria, iris gardens, verdant new growth, and the general atmosphere of seasonal renewal that is central to Japanese artistic sensibility.
Artists Known for Spring
Hazy Moon in the Spring (Oboroharu)
1930
Woodblock print
Late Spring- Scroll
Not set
Woodblock print
No. 3 - Misty Spring Moon - おぼろ春
1932 1980s)
Woodblock print
Spring - 春
1982
Woodblock print
Mt Fuji in Spring from Miho
Woodblock print
Spring, from the series "Four Seasons"
1961
Hand-colored woodblock print
Poéme No. 11: Spring
1950
Woodblock and object print
Mt. Asama in Spring
1956
Woodblock print
Pagoda Tyoyo, in Early Spring, Manchuria
1948
Woodblock print
Early Spring in Hokkaido Japan
Woodblock print
Early Spring Mountain
1963
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
1967 Spring Catalog
Woodblock print
Early Spring
Woodblock print
Spring at Chomei Temple
Woodblock print
Early Spring at Mount Kamagatake
1964
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
SOSHUN (early spring)
Woodblock print
Spring — ？春
Woodblock print
Spring of a Village among the Hills
Woodblock print
YAMANOHARU J (mountain in spring J)
Woodblock print
Spring Rain at the Takeya Ferry Crossing, Matsuchiyama — 待乳山、竹屋ノ渡の春雨
Woodblock print
Early Spring — 早春
Woodblock print
Spring
Woodblock print
Higashiyama Sanso - Spring
Contemporary - 1975
Woodblock print
Takasegawa-Spring
1990
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Four Seasons: Spring (Shiki: Haru)
Woodblock print
Haru- Spring
Woodblock print
Plum Blossom and the Moon from the Book Mount Fuji in Spring (Haru no Fuji)
c. 1803
Woodblock- printed book
Yoshiwara Women Looking into the Street at Springtime
1753–1806
color woodblock print
May
Woodblock print
Diary: March 31st, '78
1978
Woodblock and silkscreen print
#25. Kameido Tenjin
Woodblock print
Japanese white-eye on flowering branch
1830s–1840s
Color woodblock print; yotsugiriban
Misty Morning, Yotsuya Approach (Kiri no asa (Yotsuya mitsuke))
March 1932
Color woodblock print
Gathering Herbs
c. 1796/97
Color woodblock print; long surimono
Chapter 16- Early Bracken - 早蕨
Woodblock print
Diary: March 27th and 28th, '02
2002
Woodcut, silkscreen
Dogwood 2
2001
Color woodblock print; edition 128/200
Patterns of Yayoi
1784-1785
#36. Gotenyama
Woodblock print
Diary: April 24th '97
1997
Screenprint
Cherry Blossoms in the Wind
late 1790s
woodblock print, ink and color on paper
Snow in Spring
春の雪
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)
Kaizu Osaki — 海津大崎の
Woodblock print
Leave It to the Spring Breeze
春風にまかせ
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock)
Water in Spring
Lithograph
Primrose
Woodblock print
Blossom Flurry
Not set
Woodblock print
Shunkokucho
Woodblock print
Blossoms
2003
Woodblock print
March
Woodblock print
Near Omuro — Omuro fukin
Woodblock print
Waiting for Spring
春を待つ
2012
Mezzotint
Cherry Blossom Viewing (Shunchaku hana no shizuku)
c. 1833
Color woodblock prints; oban triptych
Black Neckband
Spring 1928
Woodblock print, ink and color on paper with mica
Forsythia
Woodblock print
Graphic Studio Dublin • Ed Miliano: Spring-Tree-ed-miliano
May — 其五藤見
1898
Woodblock print
Courtesans of the Ōgiya on a Spring Outing
mid- or late 1790s
One of a triptych of woodblock prints
Sumida Koen
Woodblock print
Kodomo asobi nagauta zukushi / Harugoma
Woodblock print
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Frequently Asked Questions
Springtime scenes in Japanese woodblock prints beyond cherry blossoms alone — including plum blossoms, wisteria, iris gardens, verdant new growth, and the general atmosphere of seasonal renewal that is central to Japanese artistic sensibility.
Kawase Hasui, Utagawa Hiroshige, and Ito Shinsui are among the artists most associated with spring in our collection. Browse the full list of artists who explored this subject above.
Hanga currently catalogues 510 prints tagged with spring, spanning ukiyo-e, shin-hanga, and sōsaku-hanga traditions where applicable.