Yungufurau-yama (Jungfrau) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1925 36x20max100min36 Meticulously printed using the giclée

Meticulously printed using the giclée technique on archival-grade paper or artist's cotton canvas

dedicated much of his illustrious career to painting the flora of Château de Malmaison at the behest of Joséphine Bonaparte

More than a guide to a fortnight of competition

hinting at centuries of maritime trade and cultural exchange

a sweep of greens for coastal gardens and terraces

Yungufurau-yama (Jungfrau) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1925 36x20max100min36 Meticulously printed using the gicléeYungufurau yama (Jungfrau) by Yoshida Hiroshi (1925) is a masterful woodblock print from the shin hanga movement, the early 20th century revival that fused the elegance of traditional ukiyo e with a modern sensitivity to light and atmosphere. Drawing on his travels through Europe, Yoshida transforms the famed Swiss peak of the Jungfrau in the Bernese Alps into a serene, composed visionless a topographical record than a meditation on clarity, distance,