Hiroshi Yoshida (1876–1950) is considered one of the finest printmakers of the Shin-Hanga movement — the early 20th-century Japanese art revival that brought the woodblock tradition into a new era. His landscapes of Japan, the Alps, India, and Southeast Asia combine traditional ukiyo-e technique with Western perspective and naturalistic colour, producing prints of extraordinary atmosphere and detail. This collection presents Yoshida's most celebrated works, reproduced on 230gsm archival paper. Available from A4 to 100×150cm, framed or unframed.