Mt. Hodaka at Kamikôchi, Seen from Takusawa (Kamikôchi Takusawa kara mita Hodaka
Oda Kazuma
Description
Subject Matter:
Oda Kazuma worked largely with nature scenes and was a famous printmaker. His work was also influenced by his education in western-style painting as well as lithography.
The subject is Mt. Hodaka or Hotaka in a mountain range called the Japanese Alps or Hida Mountains. The title also includes the location of the scene, Kamikôchi Takusawa.
Physical Description:
This colorful print depicts a mountain in the background and a grove of trees in the foreground. A fallen log is in the foreground and there is a waterfall on the left and right of the mountain face. Texture in the sky implies wind. There is a signature and date on the bottom right underneath the image.
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