- Shoji ni Ume (Plum Blossoms Through the Shoji) - Junichiro Sekino Masao Minami was born in

Masao Minami was born in 1953 in Tokyo

5 x 24 cm)

Block-signed "Hira" in the lower right and a red seal reading Unichi Jitou (“carved by Unichi”) appears on the lower left

Paper size: 11 and 1/2 x 8 and 7/8 inches (29 x 22

the prices of his artwork quickly rose

- Shoji ni Ume (Plum Blossoms Through the Shoji) - Junichiro Sekino Masao Minami was born inThe tranquil woodblock print Shoji ni Ume (Plum Blossoms Through the Shoji) is by Kiyoshi Tanaka (b. 1947). This work captures the quiet beauty of plum blossoms seen between partially opened shoji doors, conveying a profound sense of peace and stillness. The blossoms bloom just beyond the screens, and the interplay between their soft silhouettes on the shoji and the vivid view through the narrow openings creates an elegant and refined harmony. This