Masaharu Aoyama

Masaharu Aoyama (1893–1969) was a Japanese artist known for his woodblock prints and paintings, particularly his depictions of landscapes and cityscapes. He was associated with the Sōsaku-hanga (Creative Print) movement, which emphasized the artist's involvement in the entire printmaking process, from design to carving and printing. Aoyama's prints often featured bold compositions, dynamic lines, and vibrant colours, reflecting his modernist sensibilities. He was skilled at capturing the energy and atmosphere of urban scenes, as well as the tranquility of natural landscapes.

Masaharu Aoyama (1893–1969) was a Japanese artist known for his woodblock prints and paintings, particularly his depictions of landscapes and cityscapes. He was associated with the Sōsaku-han...
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Masaharu Aoyama (1893–1969) was a Japanese artist known for his woodblock prints and paintings, particularly his depictions of landscapes and cityscapes. He was associated with the Sōsaku-hanga (Creative Print) movement, which emphasized the artist's involvement in the entire printmaking process, from design to carving and printing. Aoyama's prints often featured bold compositions, dynamic lines, and vibrant colours, reflecting his modernist sensibilities. He was skilled at capturing the energy and atmosphere of urban scenes, as well as the tranquility of natural landscapes.
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