- Shashin-ya, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Photographer, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - Kabuki actor enhanced by the use of

enhanced by the use of mica and wood grain textures

This mini-sized woodblock print was originally created for a calendar and published by Chikuho-dō

He studied traditional woodblock printmaking in Tokyo under Toshi Yoshida

The “Five Pine Trees of the Inlet” refers to five majestic black pines that once stood in Mihonoseki-cho

- Shashin-ya, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Photographer, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - Kabuki actor enhanced by the use ofThis engaging woodblock print, Shashin ya (Photographer), from the series Zoku Shwa Shokugy E zukushi (Continuing Depictions of Occupations in the Shwa Era), is by Sanz Wada (18831967). The print portrays a photographer arranging a group photograph outdoors. The lively scene, filled with numerous children and a photographer who appears to be calling out instructions, feels strikingly realistic and subtly conveys the challenge of capturing such a