- Kofukuji Yuki (Snow in Kofukuji Temple) - First edition Koi fish and he eventually became a

and he eventually became a recognized Kiri-e artist

His work is found in multiple museum collections including the New York Modern Art Museum and the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art

reflecting the enduring artistry of traditional woodblock printing

Image size: 4 and 3/4 inches by 4 and 3/8 inches (12 x 11 cm)

Ohara-Gokō ("The Imperial Visit to Ohara")

- Kofukuji Yuki (Snow in Kofukuji Temple) - First edition Koi fish and he eventually became aThe serene woodblock print "Kofukuji Yuki" (Snow at Kofuku ji Temple) by Takeji Asano depicts two women in kimonos walking through a snow covered temple precinct. Amid the steady snowfall, the women, sheltered beneath umbrellas, make their way toward a pagoda. Asano captures even the subtlest details, such as their careful efforts to keep the hems of their kimonos from touching the snow, lending the scene a quiet sense of grace and realism. The left