Hazy Moon at Matsue in Izumo by Hasui Kawase 1935 Finish:Art print Published in 1802 as part

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Hazy Moon at Matsue in Izumo by Hasui Kawase 1935 Finish:Art print Published in 1802 as partHazy Moon at Matsue in Izumo, created by the celebrated artist Hasui Kawase in 1935, stands as a luminous example of shin hanga woodblock printmaking. Known in Japanese as "Izumo Matsue Oborozuki," this evocative nocturne transports viewers to a tranquil evening in Matsue, a city in the historical Izumo Province. Hasuis extraordinary vision comes alive here, capturing a poetic stillness that defined much of his work and contributed to his