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Ohtsu Kazuyuki, Printmaker – Four Seasons of the Countryside in the Work of a Japanese Woodblock Master
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- Japanese woodblock printmaker Ohtsu Kazuyuki is presented as an artist who captures the four seasons of a quiet countryside using traditional techniques.
- Born in 1935 in Gunma Prefecture, he worked in 1958 as an assistant to Saito Kiyoshi, refining his technique and aesthetic sense.
- A snow-covered rural landscape is cited as one of his representative works, and the article writes that handmade woodblock printing remains a powerful means of expression.
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