Yoshitoshi “Cooling off at Shijō” Framed Japanese Woodblock Bijin Art Print (A2 / A3) warm cotton mens tee

Yoshitoshi “Cooling off at Shijō” Framed Japanese Woodblock Bijin Art Print (A2 / A3) warm cotton mens teeUKIYO E JAPANESE WOODBLOCK FRAMED ART PRINT "Cooling off at Shij" (, alternative title ), by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 1885. From the series "One Hundred Aspects of the Moon" Shij was a fashionable restaurant area in Kyoto, situated along the Kamo River. On a hot summer evenings the river banks were a popular place to cool off and watch the full moon. A pretty waitress is depicted here, sitting in a playful pose, little white foot in the water and her red

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and mental focus

Screen printed in England on a 100% cotton T Shirt

revealing the state of emotions and mind of the artist and the free moment of creation

Mucha's signature Art Nouveau style weaves delicate lines and vivid hues into a tapestry of timeless elegance

with its vivid bright pink center creating the sense of depth and vigour

often depicting themes of love

sumptuous robes in many prints and colours cascading off their shoulders and expensive ornate hairpieces signifying their ultimate position in the hierarchy

Moon and all Space Stations

★ Weight: 310gsm

TREE OF LIFE

"Krishna and Radha in a Bower" is a notable Indian artwork originating from the Gita Govinda tradition