Kegon Waterfall in Nikko by Hasui Kawase 1935 john bartholomew bound in half calf over

bound in half calf over marbled-paper boards

The map's detailed cartography and informative content make it an exceptional addition to any collection of historical maps

the chart is a work of art in its own right

Multilingual editions emphasize its role as a piece of propaganda

Dominated by soothing blues and complemented by soft pinks and purples of the setting sun

Kegon Waterfall in Nikko by Hasui Kawase 1935 john bartholomew bound in half calf overKegon Waterfall, Nikko by Hasui Kawase is a captivating example of the Shin hanga movement, produced in 1935 by one of Japans most revered woodblock print artists. In this evocative scene, Kawase masterfully captures the power and serenity of the Kegon Falls, a celebrated natural wonder located in Nikko National Park, Japan. Known in Japanese as (Kegon no Taki), these waterfalls are among the most famous in Japan, attracting artists and travelers