Meigetsuin Stream 1 (Edition 2/25)

Anatoliy Anshin

2019 • Japan • Digital on Paper , Metal

32 x 36 in

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Printing : Digital on Paper , Metal
Framing : Framed
Dimensions : 31.5x36in
Edition : All editions sold (25 / 25)
Artist's proof : 2

About this artwork

This photo is taken in November 2019 in a Buddhist temple Meigetsuin (established in the 12th century), Kamakura City, Japan.

Print size: 91x80 cm. (36x32 inches).

Printed directly on aluminum plate.

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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

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.

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Anatoliy Anshin

Meigetsuin Stream 1 (Edition 2/25)

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