Title: 白い光景 (White Landscape) (No.1). Ed.51/100.
Artist: Koichi Sakamoto (1932-Present).
Medium: Etching & Aquatint. Printed on Arches paper.
Signed: Signed, titled, & editioned in pencil to plate. Circa late 1970’s-1980’s.
Size: Paper: H: 35.25cm x W: 57.00cm. (Image: H: 22.00cm x W: 46.75cm).
Condition: A beautiful piece in wonderful condition. Well stored over the years. Unblemished, paper clean & crisp. Please contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: A fabulous print by Koichi Sakamoto: 白い光景 (White Landscape) (No.1). This atmospheric scene captures a village blanketed in snow under the quiet glow of a winter moon. The steep thatched roofs, weighed down by thick snow, suggest a rural setting reminiscent of Shirakawa-go or other traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses. Bare trees and delicate grasses emerge from the snowdrifts, adding a sense of depth and stillness to the composition. The gradation of color in the sky, shifting from deep teal to pale moonlight, enhances the hushed serenity of the moment. A striking work that embodies the beauty of Japan’s winter landscapes. (“その1” (No.1), in pencil to plate).
Title: 白い光景 (White Landscape) (No.1). Ed.51/100.
Artist: Koichi Sakamoto (1932-Present).
Medium: Etching & Aquatint. Printed on Arches paper.
Signed: Signed, titled, & editioned in pencil to plate. Circa late 1970’s-1980’s.
Size: Paper: H: 35.25cm x W: 57.00cm. (Image: H: 22.00cm x W: 46.75cm).
Condition: A beautiful piece in wonderful condition. Well stored over the years. Unblemished, paper clean & crisp. Please contact for any further questions/photos/& condition report.
Notes: A fabulous print by Koichi Sakamoto: 白い光景 (White Landscape) (No.1). This atmospheric scene captures a village blanketed in snow under the quiet glow of a winter moon. The steep thatched roofs, weighed down by thick snow, suggest a rural setting reminiscent of Shirakawa-go or other traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses. Bare trees and delicate grasses emerge from the snowdrifts, adding a sense of depth and stillness to the composition. The gradation of color in the sky, shifting from deep teal to pale moonlight, enhances the hushed serenity of the moment. A striking work that embodies the beauty of Japan’s winter landscapes. (“その1” (No.1), in pencil to plate).
