Description
This is a woodblock print titled "After the Rain" by Masao Ido, an artist renowned for his numerous depictions of Kyoto's scenery.

It is a serene composition capturing a bamboo grove and a Japanese garden just after the rain, featuring a color palette dominated by rich greens and blues. The rendering of the wet bamboo, stone paving, and soft light is exquisite, making it a perfect fit for a tranquil Japanese-style interior.

The title, edition number (59/150), the artist's hand-signed signature, and his seal appear at the bottom of the print.

Artist: Masao Ido
Title: After the Rain
Technique: Woodblock print
Edition: 59/150
Frame size: Approx. 18.5 x 24.4 inches
Framed (includes glass)

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