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Kawase Hasui's art fascinated Steve Jobs

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Hello, everyone! In this video, we'll delve deep into the life and artistry of the renowned Japanese printmaker, Kawase Hasui. Kawase Hasui was a key figure in the Shin-hanga movement, creating exquisite landscape woodblock prints that gained both domestic and international acclaim. Did you know he even had a famous fan in the form of Steve Jobs?
Join us as we explore his journey from his early years to the pinnacle of his career, and discover how Hasui's artistry left a lasting impact on the world. We hope you enjoy this in-depth look at his work.
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【Contents】
01:05 The life of Hasui Kawase
02:45 Hasui and Ito Shinsui
03:31 Shozaburo Watanabe
04:18 Steve Jobs and Hasui
05:51 Hasui loves hot springs
07:55 the Great Kanto Earthquake
08:24 "Twenty Views of Tokyo"
10:42 the holder of the record for traditional woodblock printing techniques
12:40 Hasui's last work
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#TraditionalJapaneseArt

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5 сен 2024

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