Spring in Japan: Woodblock Prints Exhibitions feminist manifesto and cultural history

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Spring in Japan: Woodblock Prints Exhibitions feminist manifesto and cultural historyThis elegant box set invites readers into the heart of Japans most poetic season through a curated collection of woodblock prints by the great masters of ukiyo e. Presented in a luxurious two volume slipcased set, this edition pairs timeless art with expert commentary in a format designed for reflection, appreciation, and beauty. The main volume showcases a selection of prints that capture Hanami (the appreciation of the fleeting wonder of spring):