
Museum Rietberg Zurich · supported by the KK Sonnenschein Stiftung / General Foundation TAITO NO HIKARI
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Itō Shinsui (1898–1972) was one of the masters of the shin-hanga movement — that second spring of the Japanese woodblock print in the twentieth century, when the technique had long been displaced by photography and precisely for that reason became art. His portraits of women are the best known part of it.
The volume from the Museum Rietberg Zurich, supported by the KK Sonnenschein Stiftung. Set in two languages, with a catalogue of works and full-page colour plates.
Clean, block tight.
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