The Great Buddha of Kamakura 2
Digital on Paper
27x40in
$2,570
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Anatoliy Anshin
Japan
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- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Metal
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 22.4x40in
- Edition : 2 / 25
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
This photo is taken in Spring 2020 in a Buddhist temple Saijoji (established in the 15th century), Minamiashigara City, Japan.
Print size: 101.5x57 cm. (40x22 inches).
Photos are printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper "MAXIMA" (Matte) in a Fujifilm prolab in Tokyo. This photo paper is specially designed for fine art and museum display. It has outstanding longevity and shows mesmerizing deep blacks, saturated colors and fascinating… shadow details.
Photographic printing process: silver halide printing with laser.
NOTE: Colors and brightness of the actual artwork may vary slightly depending on your device’s screen and software settings.
Mounting: mounted on an aluminum board with a float mount, so that the entire panel appears to float away from the wall producing a beautiful three-dimensional effect.
Custom order fulfillment (unframed prints, printing and framing in different size or on different photopaper etc.) is possible. Please inquire.
Print size: 101.5x57 cm. (40x22 inches).
Photos are printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper "MAXIMA" (Matte) in a Fujifilm prolab in Tokyo. This photo paper is specially designed for fine art and museum display. It has outstanding longevity and shows mesmerizing deep blacks, saturated colors and fascinating… shadow details.
Photographic printing process: silver halide printing with laser.
NOTE: Colors and brightness of the actual artwork may vary slightly depending on your device’s screen and software settings.
Mounting: mounted on an aluminum board with a float mount, so that the entire panel appears to float away from the wall producing a beautiful three-dimensional effect.
Custom order fulfillment (unframed prints, printing and framing in different size or on different photopaper etc.) is possible. Please inquire.
Anatoliy Anshin
Japan
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Anatoliy Anshin has lived in Japan for over 20 years. He earned his Ph.D. in pre-modern Japanese history and published a number of academic articles and a monograph in the field. He also became a teacher of Japanese swordsmanship, Kendo. Quite late in his life, he has embarked on picturing Japan's nature and historical sites through fine art photography.
Anshin’s photography is not preoccupied with stereotypical exotics, neither is it about merely capturing things Japanese, however beautiful they might look. It is aimed at visualizing and reconnecting with the spirituality of ancient culture that, although often lacking in modern daily life, is still accessible if we keep our hearts and minds open. He hopes his images will serve as landmarks to this rich and meaningful cultural heritage.
Anshin’s photography is not preoccupied with stereotypical exotics, neither is it about merely capturing things Japanese, however beautiful they might look. It is aimed at visualizing and reconnecting with the spirituality of ancient culture that, although often lacking in modern daily life, is still accessible if we keep our hearts and minds open. He hopes his images will serve as landmarks to this rich and meaningful cultural heritage.
Anatoliy Anshin
Aspiration
$2,530
