Cherry Blossoms

Japanese art

Cherry Blossoms

Utagawa Hiroshige, ca. 1834

Cherry-blossom viewing (hanami) is one of the most loved themes of Japanese woodblock prints, and Hiroshige returned to it in many of his landscape series.

“Cherry Blossoms” by Utagawa Hiroshige (ca. 1834) — a faithful reproduction of the masterpiece, printed on natural cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. Category: Japanese art. Hypoallergenic inks, ready to hang.

Size

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Material
100% natural cotton canvas
Frame
Built-in wooden stretcher
Inks
Water-based, hypoallergenic
Ready to hang
Yes

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Public Domain (CC0)

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