HAJIME NAMIKI, Hills poppy, 2020 vasi commercial activity

commercial activity

It is simply a contemporary symbol that has lost its original function

is accessible via four main routes: from Murayama to the south

The Fujimi plain with flocks of cranes

HAJIME NAMIKI, Hills poppy, 2020 vasi commercial activitySplendid proof, printed on Torinoko paper. Perfect preservation with uncut margins. Hajime Namiki (Tokyo 1947) initially trained as a sculptor, studying sculpture with Shigeru Ogura in 1965 to join the Japanese Sculpture Association in 1974. He then approached woodblock printing in 1978. Namiki's most characteristic works, which follow the tradition of ssaku hanga by carving and printing the blocks himself, are printed with oil based pigments on