- At Fukuō-ji Temple, Hiroshima - Abstract issued as part of the

issued as part of the supplement to Kawakami Sumio Zenshu (Complete Works of Sumio Kawakami

Typical a few ink smudges on the margins as shown

1932) is a Japanese Neo-Dadaist artist who moved to New York in 1969

This gentle interplay of light and shadow creates a heartwarming

Print paper size: 8 inches wide by 6 and 5/8 inches tall (20

- At Fukuō-ji Temple, Hiroshima - Abstract issued as part of theThe beautiful small woodblock print At Fuku ji Temple, Hiroshima is by Osamu Ueda. This work depicts a serene view of an old temple surrounded by fresh greenery. There are many little known historic temples like this in the Japanese countryside, quietly preserving a sense of timeless beauty. Fuku ji Temple belongs to the Omuro School of the Shingon sect and is located in Ayagatani, Kabe ch, Asakita Ward, Hiroshima City. It is said to have been founded