"Hamauta (Beach Song)" Takehisa Yumeji woodblock prints 1930s

Hamauta (Beach Song) is an iconic woodblock print by Takehisa Yumeji, a master of Taisho Romanticism who synthesized Japanese ukiyo-e traditions with Western Art Nouveau aesthetics. This high-quality reproduction, published by the esteemed Kato Print Institute in the 1930s, exemplifies Yumeji's distinctive bijin-ga style—elegant female figures rendered with lyrical grace. A seminal work from Japan's golden age of modern printmaking, this piece captures the romantic sensibility and artistic innovation that defined early 20th-century Japanese visual culture. An essential acquisition for collectors of vintage Japanese art and design history.

"Hamauta" "Yumeji Masterpiece Collection" Kato Print Institute ◆ Takehisa Yumeji woodblock prints ◆ 1930s Copyrighted by Junji Kato ◆ Kato Prints' early printing ◆ Taisho Roman contemporary woodblock Print 

Size  34cm long x 25.7cm wide  (please allow for slight variations).