- Ōhara Jakkōin (Jakkōin Temple in Ōhara, Kyoto) - Haiku The Yamataka Jindai Sakura tree

The Yamataka Jindai Sakura tree at Jisso-ji Temple is said to have been planted by Emperor Yamato Takeru during his expedition to the eastern provinces

Date: 1941

This print depicts two cats rendered with simple

"Banshu no ike" (Pond in Late Autumn) is by Koson (Shoson) Ohara (1877 - 1945) Very sophisticated and genteel image

this impressive large-format work is part of his celebrated Asian Series

- Ōhara Jakkōin (Jakkōin Temple in Ōhara, Kyoto) - Haiku The Yamataka Jindai Sakura treeThe striking woodblock print hara Jakkin (Jakkin Temple in hara, Kyoto) is by Taiz Minagawa (19172005). Characteristic of Minagawas background as a dyeing artist, the work features rich color and bold design, beautifully capturing the dramatic autumn scenery of Jakkin Temple and its garden ablaze with seasonal foliage. Minagawas work is truly distinctive, with dynamic compositions and a vivid decorative sensibility that is especially captivating The