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		<title>Kawase Hasui, &#8220;Snow at Ueno, Kiyomizudo&#8221; 1930</title>
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Considered Hasui&#8217;s finest Snow Scene, complex printing with colour gradation and embossing of snow felt on paper.</p>
<p>Original woodblock printed hand colored engraving.<br />
Later printing from original blocks.<br />
Red artist&#8217;s seal, title and date bottom margin<br />
16⅜&#8221; by 11&#8243; sheet.</p>
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		<title>Kawase Hasui, &#8220;Snow at Ueno Toshogu Shrine&#8221; 1930</title>
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<p>Original woodblock printed hand colored engraving.<br />
Later printing from original blocks.<br />
Red artist&#8217;s seal, title and date bottom margin<br />
16⅜&#8221; by 11&#8243; sheet.</p>
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		<title>Kawase Hasui, &#8220;Lake Chuzenji with Mt. Fuji&#8221; 1930</title>
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Later printing from original blocks.<br />
Red artist&#8217;s seal, title and date at bottom margin.<br />
16⅜&#8221; by 11&#8243; sheet.</p>
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