Village in Harima 1951

"Village in Harima" is a woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida, created in 1951. The print depicts a street scene in a Japanese village, with traditional wooden houses and figures going about their daily lives. The artist's use of color and perspective creates a sense of depth and realism, capturing the quiet charm of rural Japan. This print is a fine example of the shin-hanga style, which emerged in the early 20th century as a revival of traditional Japanese woodblock printing.