Birds of the Seasons - Summer 1982

"Birds of the Seasons - Summer" is a woodblock print created by Japanese artist Toshi Yoshida in 1982. The work depicts a vibrant summer scene with four birds perched on the branches of a flowering tree, its pink blossoms in full bloom. This print is a testament to Yoshida's mastery of the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique, known as "moku hanga". The delicate details and vibrant colors bring the scene to life, showcasing the artist's keen observation of nature. The artwork captures the essence of a summer day in Japan, a beautiful depiction of the beauty and tranquility of nature.