prints from Pakistan’ at the National Art Gallery, showcasing a unique fusion of traditional Japanese woodblock printing with Pakistani artistic sensibilities. The exhibition, which would run ...

Initially, ehon, were specifically paintings drawn in woodblock prints published in the Edo and Meiji period ... Head of the ...

The Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan, Wada Mitsuhiro, on Tuesday inaugurated the exhibition "MOKU-HANGA, prints from Pakistan" ...

Teraoka drew on the Japanese heritage of kabuki theatre prints with their beautiful women and the shunga erotic prints with ...

The shining full moon looms large in both the autumn night sky and Japanese cultural tradition that is so deeply rooted in ...

ISLAMABAD: WADA Mitsuhiro, the Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan, inaugurated the exhibition “MOKU-HANGA, prints from Pakistan” ...

It begins with groundbreaking impressionist works portraying women in the audience at the Paris Opera. Moving through Cassatt ...

Rain. You forgot your umbrella. That’s what’s happening in this Japanese woodblock print — only it’s Tokyo (then called Edo), the year is 1857, and we’re crossing the Sumida River.

Shytoshi Kusama, the mysterious lead developer and co-founder of the Shiba Inu SHIB/USD ecosystem, shared a cryptic post, ...

‘Under the Wave off Kanagawa’, or more commonly known as ‘The Great Wave’, is possibly the most iconic image in Japanese art. This universally recognised woodblock print, which features ...

and political contexts of Toshi Yoshida’s woodblock print, Kami no Mori (“Sacred Grove”), 1941, and argue that it is best understood and appreciated from the perspective of romantic nationalism.