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  • Kazuyuki Ohtsu: Flowers in Village 500-piece Jigsaw Puzzle
  • Kazuyuki Ohtsu: Flowers in Village 500-piece Jigsaw Puzzle

    • Kazuyuki Ohtsu: Flowers in Village 500-piece Jigsaw Puzzle

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    $21.99
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    SKU:
    68476
    Weight:
    2.50 LBS
    Width:
    9.00 (in)
    Height:
    11.00 (in)
    Depth:
    2.00 (in)
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    Description

    Kazuyuki Ohtsu (Japanese, b. 1935) Flowers in Village The joyful, vibrant colors of spring balance the strength of snow-dappled mountains in Kazuyuki Ohtsu’s landscape. Ohtsu follows the sōsaku hanga (creative print) tradition, in which artists handle every step—they paint the original pictures, carve the woodblocks, and print the images. Ohtsu’s unique compositions are poetic contemplations, drawing the viewer into lovely, tranquil scenes of natural beauty and harmony. Flowers in Village will envelop you in serenity as you complete this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle.

    Details

    • Gather with family and friends for puzzle-piecing together!
    • Our luxury puzzles are crafted with attention to every detail
    • High-quality 250-GSM matte art paper for superior color, crisp details, and no glare
    • Ribbon-cut thick board for snug fit and minimal dust
    • Produced using thick recycled paper board
    • Exclusive selection of art from museums and artists around the world
    Box size: 8.625 x 10.625 x 1.875 in.
    Puzzle size: 24 x 18 in.

    Kazuyuki Ohtsu

    In the perfectly balanced compositions by Kazuyuki Ohtsu (Japanese, b. 1935) we find tranquil scenes of natural beauty, where fallen snow quiets the land and autumn leaves erupt in a riot of color. Born into a family of silk weavers, Ohtsu began the study of printmaking at 19. He apprenticed with celebrated artist Kiyoshi Saito for 40 years. With the passing of Saito, Ohtsu set out on his own career. Like his teacher, he paints the original pictures that serve as blueprints for the hand-carved blocks, then inks the blocks and prints the images. Ohtsu’s artworks forsake an earlier period’s use of strong outlines, instead relying on elemental colors and gentle shapes to depict a harmonious, idealized view of the Japanese countryside.

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