Artist: Sasa Ogi Carver: Kuwahara (?????) Title / Subject. Misty Landscape with Flying Cranes Medium: Hand-printed Japanese woodblock (mokuhanga) on washi paper Era: Mid-20th Century c. 1950s-1970s Dimensions: Image area approx. 14 x 11 inches (35.5 x 28 cm) Signature & Seals: Pencil inscriptions in Japanese in the lower margin; red artist or publisher seal lower left Condition: Very good vintage condition. Colors remain rich with subtle gradient shading (bokashi). Paper shows light toning consistent with age. No tears or repairs. Unframed and ready for matting or display. Description: A serene and atmospheric Japanese woodblock print depicting the dramatic granite peaks of Huangshan (the “Yellow Mountain”) rising through swirling mist, with three graceful cranes gliding across the lower sky. Designed by Japanese artist Sasa Ogi and carved by Kuwahara, this piece exemplifies the. (“new prints”) aesthetic – blending traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with a modern sense of composition and light. This print was originally exhibited and priced at 60.00 (see attached label marked “Exhibition & Sale”). The combination of softly blended color gradients, visible woodgrain texture, and expressive brush-like carving reflect the refined craftsmanship of post-war Japanese printmaking. Pencil inscriptions identify both designer and block carver. Red seal (hanko) impression at lower left. Technique on handmade paper. Artist Sasa Ogi is known for tranquil nature scenes, often combining Japanese and Chinese landscapes.