Artist: Kawase Hasui. Title: Snow falling at dusk on the Edogawa River. Year of Original Design: 1932. Technique: Woodblock print (Atozuri / Later printing). Printing Period: Printed after 2000 using the original 1932 woodblocks. Seal: Publisher’s seal in the lower left margin. Image Size: 36 × 24 cm. ?? About This Print (Later Printing / Atozuri). This is a later printing (atozuri) made after the artist’s death, using the original woodblocks created in 1932. It was printed by Doi Hangaten, a respected publisher known for preserving and continuing the traditional Japanese woodblock printing legacy. Colors: Clean and well-balanced. Overall condition: Very good. No major damage observed. ? About the Subject. This print likely depicts the Kanda Aqueduct from near Koishikawa Sekiguchidai to Iidabashi. Two women in traditional Japanese clothing are shown on the bridge. It’s a masterful woodblock print that beautifully captures the essence of Japan. ? About the Artist – Kawase Hasui. Working closely with publisher Watanabe Shozaburo, Hasui played a crucial role in reviving traditional ukiyo-e through Shin-hanga, blending classical techniques with modern sensibility. He is especially renowned for his poetic landscapes, quiet atmospheres, and masterful depiction of light, weather, and seasonal transitions. Hasui was later designated a Living National Treasure for his contribution to Japanese printmaking. All items are carefully packaged using professional packaging materials. Please check your country’s import regulations before purchasing.