Bunnosuke Chaya (Bunnosuke Teahouse) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1940 Size:30x40in (75x100cm) one of the oldest Baroque

one of the oldest Baroque palaces in Brandenburg

Lantau Peak and Sunset Peak rise in twin pyramids

he found a subject equal to his fascination with pattern and light

Base map: Reduced from an Ordnance Survey map of the same period

Bunnosuke Chaya (Bunnosuke Teahouse) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1940 Size:30x40in (75x100cm) one of the oldest BaroqueBunnosuke Chaya (Bunnosuke Teahouse), created in 1940 by Yoshida Hiroshi, invites the viewer into a serene corner of everyday Japan. A leading figure of the Shin hanga movement, Yoshida revitalized traditional woodblock printing by marrying time honored ukiyo e techniques with a modern sensitivity to light, weather, and mood. Here he transforms a simple teahouse approach into a quietly luminous study of architecture and place, rendered in warm