The Vintage Ohno Bakufu Japanese Woodblock Print, Rice Farming planting, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of his Japanese art. Created by the renowned artist Ohno Bakufu, this multi-color print reflects the regional origins of Japan and captures the essence of traditional Japanese culture. Matted and framed, this piece adds a touch of elegance and history to any space, making it a valuable antique for collectors of Asian art. Please see all photos for complete description. Frame is 21.75″ long, 15.75″ tall. He is best known for his work in the sosaku-hanga, or “creative prints, ” movement in the early 20th century even though he published in the shin-hanga method as well. Bakufu studied under Ishii Hakutei, a leading figure in the movement, and later worked closely with Munakata Shiko. Bakufu’s prints often featured scenes from everyday life, including landscapes, portraits, and still lifes. He was known for his use of bold, simplified forms and vivid colors, which he achieved through a combination of traditional woodblock printing techniques and his own innovations. Bakufu was particularly interested in the expressive potential of woodblock printing, and his work often incorporated elements of abstraction and distortion.