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Suiren Marsh at Hakkōdasan by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1929 oklahoma adapt the map’s title andSuiren Marsh at Hakkdasan (1929) by Yoshida Hiroshi is a luminous meditation on season and light from one of shin hangas foremost masters. In this celebrated woodblock print, Yoshida turns a northern Japanese marshland in the Hakkda Mountains into a quiet orchestration of warm color and atmosphere. The mellow glow of late day light slips across still water and reeds as rounded trees and distant ridgelines settle into calm. Created in 1929, the work