Original Japanese Woodblock Print Wada Sanzo "Aviator" 1940 #10 in Occupations Series LS#082 Suzuribako evolving into a cultural practice

evolving into a cultural practice that emphasized aesthetics and mindfulness

A very elegant and functional piece of art to display your treasures

harmonizing utility with elegance

Format/Size: ōban tate-e

It would have been used to serve tea or small appetizers

Original Japanese Woodblock Print Wada Sanzo "Aviator" 1940 #10 in Occupations Series LS#082 Suzuribako evolving into a cultural practiceSanzo Wada (18831967)Sketches of Occupations in the Showa Era(, Shwa Shokugy E zukushi) Wada Sanz (Shwa Shokugy E zukushi: Hikshi) 1940 A striking print from Wada Sanz's landmark series documenting the occupations of Showa era Japan, this subject the aviator (, hikshi) captures a moment of quiet drama on a military tarmac. Four figures occupy the foreground: a suited civilian, two aviators in flight suits and leather helmets with goggles, and a fourth