Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka

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Takahashi Hiroaki (Shōtei): Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka, 50x70cm Framed Art Reproduction With Black Frame

Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka

Hiroaki Takahashi (1871–1945), also widely known by his art name Shōtei, was a distinguished Japanese artist of the Shin-Hanga ('new prints') movement.

Born in Tokyo, his artistic training began under his uncle, Matsumoto Fūko. Initially, Hiroaki focused on Nihonga (traditional Japanese-style painting) and created illustrations for various purposes, including designs for department stores. His path into woodblock printmaking began around 1907 when he started collaborating with the publisher Shōzaburō Watanabe. Wat . . . Read More >>

The Artwork: Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka

This serene masterpiece captures the ethereal beauty of Japan's most sacred mountain reflected in the pristine waters of Lake Yamanaka during the early 20th century shin-hanga revival. Hiroaki, working under his artistic name Shōtei, brought revolutionary techniques to traditional woodblock printing by masterfully blending Western atmospheric perspective with classical Japanese composition. His delicate handling of light and mist creates an almost dreamlike quality, where Mount Fuji appears to float between heaven and earth in perfect symmetry.

The soft gradations of color - from the mountain's snow-capped peak to the gentle blues and pinks of dawn sky reflected in still water - showcase Hiroaki's exceptional skill in capturing nature's most contemplative moments. Unlike the dramatic scenes of earlier ukiyo-e masters, this work celebrates the meditative side of Japanese landscape art. The mirror-like lake surface doubles the mountain's presence, creating a sense of infinite tranquility that has made this scene beloved worldwide for its spiritual resonance.

This original-style print, free from modern embellishments, preserves the authentic intimacy of traditional Japanese aesthetics. Perfect for bedrooms where its calming presence promotes peaceful rest, meditation spaces, or quiet reading nooks where serenity is paramount. The harmonious palette works beautifully in minimalist interiors, spa-like bathrooms, or any space where you seek to create an atmosphere of zen-like calm and natural reverence.


Japan historical period: Showa 昭和 (1926-1989)
Place of origin: Chubu region

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