A canvas reproduction of Matsushima by Tsuchiya Kōitsu. Artwork dates refer to the original work.
Canvas details
Textured canvas printed with fade-resistant latex inks, stretched over a sturdy 1.5-inch wooden frame. Built-in hangers make it ready to display.
Sizes & prices · CAD
8 × 12 in — $110
12 × 16 in — $169
16 × 24 in — $259
24 × 36 in — $299
All four sizes are available. Free shipping throughout Canada and the continental United States. No returns accepted.
This canvas reproduction presents Matsushima (1936) by Tsuchiya Kōitsu. The original landscape design is reproduced on textured canvas over a 1.5-inch wooden stretcher.
Koitsu Tsuchiya’s prints preserve, with quiet brilliance, the lyrical beauty of Japan’s landscapes. Through delicate modulations of light and shadow, he infused his scenes with a spellbinding atmosphere, transforming familiar vistas into visions of poetic stillness.
Born in 1870 near Hamamatsu, Koitsu was given the name Koichi. At the age of fifteen, he moved to Tokyo to study woodblock printing under Matsuzaki, a carver associated with the ukiyo-e master Kiyochika Kobayashi. Before long, however, he left Matsuzaki’s tutelage and became a direct pupil of Kiyochika himself. For nineteen years, Koitsu lived in Kiyochika’s household, devoting himself to the study and practice of Japanese woodblock printing.
His earliest prints depicted scenes from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894–95, and he later worked for a time as a lithographer. In 1931, a fortuitous meeting with the publisher Watanabe marked a decisive turning point in his artistic life. From that moment onward, Koitsu Tsuchiya dedicated himself to the creation of Japanese landscape prints in the Shin Hanga style, producing works celebrated for their serenity, refinement, and luminous beauty.
A canvas reproduction of Matsushima by Tsuchiya Kōitsu. Artwork dates refer to the original work.
Canvas details
Textured canvas printed with fade-resistant latex inks, stretched over a sturdy 1.5-inch wooden frame. Built-in hangers make it ready to display.
Sizes & prices · CAD
8 × 12 in — $110
12 × 16 in — $169
16 × 24 in — $259
24 × 36 in — $299
All four sizes are available. Free shipping throughout Canada and the continental United States. No returns accepted.
This canvas reproduction presents Matsushima (1936) by Tsuchiya Kōitsu. The original landscape design is reproduced on textured canvas over a 1.5-inch wooden stretcher.
Koitsu Tsuchiya’s prints preserve, with quiet brilliance, the lyrical beauty of Japan’s landscapes. Through delicate modulations of light and shadow, he infused his scenes with a spellbinding atmosphere, transforming familiar vistas into visions of poetic stillness.
Born in 1870 near Hamamatsu, Koitsu was given the name Koichi. At the age of fifteen, he moved to Tokyo to study woodblock printing under Matsuzaki, a carver associated with the ukiyo-e master Kiyochika Kobayashi. Before long, however, he left Matsuzaki’s tutelage and became a direct pupil of Kiyochika himself. For nineteen years, Koitsu lived in Kiyochika’s household, devoting himself to the study and practice of Japanese woodblock printing.
His earliest prints depicted scenes from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894–95, and he later worked for a time as a lithographer. In 1931, a fortuitous meeting with the publisher Watanabe marked a decisive turning point in his artistic life. From that moment onward, Koitsu Tsuchiya dedicated himself to the creation of Japanese landscape prints in the Shin Hanga style, producing works celebrated for their serenity, refinement, and luminous beauty.
