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was a member of the famous Bartholomew family of cartographers and publishers

illustrating their historical military significance

whose work is celebrated for its accuracy and aesthetic quality

and the war brought significant changes to the area's economy and society

Full Moon at Hiroura Hinuma by Hasui Kawase 1935 Size:18x24in (45x60cm) are designed to emphasize specificFull Moon at Hiroura, Hinuma by Hasui Kawase is a masterpiece of Japanese woodblock print art, created in 1935 during the height of the Shin hanga (New Prints) movement. Kawase Hasui ( ), revered both in his native Japan and internationally, was celebrated for his evocative landscapes, delicate atmospheric effects, and poetic depictions of the changing seasons. The original Japanese title for this piece is likely "Hinuma Hiroura no Meigetsu" (),