Winter 1959

Ansei Uchima's 1959 woodcut "Winter" is a compelling example of abstract art. The artist's use of black, white, and grey evokes a sense of cold and isolation, capturing the essence of the season. The swirling lines and geometric shapes create a dynamic composition, drawing the viewer's eye across the surface. This striking work is a testament to Uchima's mastery of the woodcut medium and his ability to convey emotion through abstract forms.