Pink and cream dawn time and river scene of a Japanese landscape art print after Koho Shoda by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Pink and cream river scene of a Japanese landscape art print after Koho Shoda in a light brown frame by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
A contemporary Japanese landscape art print featuring a pink and cream coloured sky reflecting in a river by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
A contemporary Japanese landscape screenprint reflecting the pink and cream dawn sky in a river by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Pink and cream dawn time and river scene of a Japanese landscape art print after Koho Shoda by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Pink and cream river scene of a Japanese landscape art print after Koho Shoda in a light brown frame by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
A contemporary Japanese landscape art print featuring a pink and cream coloured sky reflecting in a river by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones
A contemporary Japanese landscape screenprint reflecting the pink and cream dawn sky in a river by artist and printmaker Sherrie-Leigh Jones

River by Dawn (after Koho Shoda)

£250.00

Details

  • Variable Edition of 15

  • Signed and numbered on the back

  • Screenprint with graphite powder and ink on Japanese paper

  • Approx 34.5cm x 21.5cm

  • Unframed

If you wish to have your print framed, please get in touch. I am happy to help with framing or offer advice on framing options.

About
Inspired by a Japanese woodblock print by Koho Shoda, an artist from the Shin-hanga (New prints) movement.

I chose to use a soft, muted colour palette to help create a serene atmosphere, with the mood from the subdued colours creating an ambient light, the dawn sky reflects on the surrounding landscape and curve of the river, and the silhouettes of the trees add to the quiet and stillness of the scene.

I mixed pinks and creams to create a colour blend for the effect of the sky changing colours at different times of day - because of the nature of printing a colour blend, each print is slightly different making it a variable edition. You can read more about the inspirations and see the process behind creating River by Dawn (after Koho Shoda) here.

This contemporary Japanese style landscape art print on Japanese paper, hand pulled by the artist in her Brighton printmaking studio, is the second print in this series that complement each other when hung together. The other artwork is River by Moonlight (after Koho Shoda).

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“The picture arrived safely! It’s beautiful, like the last one I ordered!”
Franziska, Germany


“I bought two beautiful prints from Sherrie via Instagram and they were very quickly shipped to me. I can’t wait to get them hung on the wall. Thank you!”
Lokkei, London

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Details

  • Variable Edition of 15

  • Signed and numbered on the back

  • Screenprint with graphite powder and ink on Japanese paper

  • Approx 34.5cm x 21.5cm

  • Unframed

If you wish to have your print framed, please get in touch. I am happy to help with framing or offer advice on framing options.

About
Inspired by a Japanese woodblock print by Koho Shoda, an artist from the Shin-hanga (New prints) movement.

I chose to use a soft, muted colour palette to help create a serene atmosphere, with the mood from the subdued colours creating an ambient light, the dawn sky reflects on the surrounding landscape and curve of the river, and the silhouettes of the trees add to the quiet and stillness of the scene.

I mixed pinks and creams to create a colour blend for the effect of the sky changing colours at different times of day - because of the nature of printing a colour blend, each print is slightly different making it a variable edition. You can read more about the inspirations and see the process behind creating River by Dawn (after Koho Shoda) here.

This contemporary Japanese style landscape art print on Japanese paper, hand pulled by the artist in her Brighton printmaking studio, is the second print in this series that complement each other when hung together. The other artwork is River by Moonlight (after Koho Shoda).

Technique

Delivery information



“The picture arrived safely! It’s beautiful, like the last one I ordered!”
Franziska, Germany


“I bought two beautiful prints from Sherrie via Instagram and they were very quickly shipped to me. I can’t wait to get them hung on the wall. Thank you!”
Lokkei, London

Details

  • Variable Edition of 15

  • Signed and numbered on the back

  • Screenprint with graphite powder and ink on Japanese paper

  • Approx 34.5cm x 21.5cm

  • Unframed

If you wish to have your print framed, please get in touch. I am happy to help with framing or offer advice on framing options.

About
Inspired by a Japanese woodblock print by Koho Shoda, an artist from the Shin-hanga (New prints) movement.

I chose to use a soft, muted colour palette to help create a serene atmosphere, with the mood from the subdued colours creating an ambient light, the dawn sky reflects on the surrounding landscape and curve of the river, and the silhouettes of the trees add to the quiet and stillness of the scene.

I mixed pinks and creams to create a colour blend for the effect of the sky changing colours at different times of day - because of the nature of printing a colour blend, each print is slightly different making it a variable edition. You can read more about the inspirations and see the process behind creating River by Dawn (after Koho Shoda) here.

This contemporary Japanese style landscape art print on Japanese paper, hand pulled by the artist in her Brighton printmaking studio, is the second print in this series that complement each other when hung together. The other artwork is River by Moonlight (after Koho Shoda).

Technique

Delivery information



“The picture arrived safely! It’s beautiful, like the last one I ordered!”
Franziska, Germany


“I bought two beautiful prints from Sherrie via Instagram and they were very quickly shipped to me. I can’t wait to get them hung on the wall. Thank you!”
Lokkei, London