moon at magome 1923 variant:Driftwood Ash Wood Frame PEFC™ The painting depicts a supine

The painting depicts a supine figure - a wanderer - standing on a rock

A co-founder of the expressionist movement "The Blue Rider

almost seem to jump out of the canvas

You could say that Klimt was not only an artist of colors

Ohara Koson

moon at magome 1923 variant:Driftwood Ash Wood Frame PEFC™ The painting depicts a supine"Moon at Magome" is a fascinating artwork by Hasui Kawase, a master of the Shin Hanga style, created in 1923. This work depicts a nighttime scene in Magome, one of the famous post stations on the Nakasend road in Japan. The depiction of the moonlight gently falling through the trees and onto the traditional Japanese houses conveys a calm and almost mystical atmosphere. Kawase's ability to capture the beauty and tranquility of the Japanese countryside