Kazuyuki Ohtsu’s serene woodblock prints of the Japanese countryside feature vibrant colors and details, depicting stone gardens, cherry trees, and Mt. Fuji, often with buildings and cats but rarely people. After 40 years as a printmaker's assistant, he began his career at 62 in the sosaku hanga tradition, creating every aspect of his art. This calendar includes twelve seasonal artworks.
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Kazuyuki Ohtsu’s tranquil landscapes of the Japanese countryside come alive with crystalline color and fine detail. The woodblock prints feature neatly raked stone gardens, cherry trees in bloom, and views of Mt. Fuji. Buildings and cats may appear as well, but people rarely do. After serving as a printmaker’s assistant for 40 years, Ohtsu began his own artistic career at age 62. Working in the sosaku hanga (creative prints) tradition, he handles every step of the process: painting the original pictures, carving the woodblocks, and printing the images. Twelve of Ohtsu’s harmonious artworks, reflecting the changing seasons, are reproduced in this calendar.
