Sancho Kengamine (The Summit of Kengamine) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1928 Size:A2 (420x594mm) It is a feast for

It is a feast for the eyes

This map reveals the Shoreditch area in exquisite detail

Artistic and Aesthetic Appeal

while steamboats and ships ply the major rivers and lakes

Sancho Kengamine (The Summit of Kengamine) by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1928 Size:A2 (420x594mm) It is a feast forSancho Kengamine (The Summit of Kengamine) by Yoshida Hiroshi (1928) captures the rarefied stillness of Japans highest point with the lyrical clarity that made Yoshida a leading voice of the Shin hanga movement. Trained in traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking yet deeply attuned to Western ideas of light, depth, and atmospheric perspective, Yoshida turns the summit of KengamineMount Fujis loftiest crestinto a contemplative experience. Here, the