Tateyama Betsuzan, from the series "Twelve Scenes of Japanese Alps" by Hiroshi Yoshida — Japanese Color woodblock print, 1926

Tateyama Betsuzan, from the series "Twelve Scenes of Japanese Alps"

by Hiroshi Yoshida

Series:
Twelve Scenes of Japanese Alps (print 2 of 12)
Date:
1926
Medium:
Color woodblock print
Format:
Oban
Dimensions:
39.6 × 28.3 cm
Publisher:
Yoshida Studio

Typical Price

Part of the Twelve Scenes of Japanese Alps, Tateyama Betsuzan depicts a rugged side peak of the Tateyama massif in the Northern Alps. Jizuri editions sell for $1,800-$4,500, while studio editions are available from $800-$2,300. The Tateyama area held spiritual significance as one of Japan's three sacred mountains, adding cultural depth to the landscape. Yoshida's plein-air approach gives the alpine composition vivid authenticity.

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