Ogawa Kazumasa Prints – Flowers, Mount Fuji & Quiet Japanese Views

Ogawa Kazumasa prints give individual flowers room against pale or softly coloured backgrounds, alongside broader Japanese landscape and architectural subjects. Stems and petals offer a different scale of looking from the mountain views. Explore the collection alongside Japanese birds and flowers, Japanese landscapes and still life art.

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Ogawa Kazumasa Art Print, Mount Fuji as Seen from Kashiwabara
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Ogawa Kazumasa Botanical Print, Hærdaceous Peony
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Ogawa Kazumasa Art Print, The Bronze Buddha at Kamakura
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Ogawa Kazumasa Botanical Art Print, Pink Chrysanthemum
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Ogawa Kazumasa Botanical Art Print, Lotus Flowers
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Ogawa Kazumasa Botanical Art Print, Lily
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Ogawa Kazumasa Botanical Art Print, Hærdaceous Peony
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Flower heads above slender green stems

Pink Chrysanthemum sets several richly divided blooms against a pale ground. Pink and darker petals give each head a different edge and centre. The open surrounding space leaves the branching stems legible, allowing the arrangement to retain both botanical detail and a clear overall silhouette.

An open bloom beside the closed bud

Lotus Flowers places the flower and taller bud on separate upright stems against light blue colour. A large leaf adds another shape at one side. The difference between the broad petals and narrow closed form gives the simple arrangement its main contrast.

A mountain reflected beyond the small boats

Mount Fuji as Seen from Kashiwabara raises the snowy peak above low land and calm foreground water. Reeds and two narrow vessels provide closer detail. The reflection gives the mountain another form below, while the broad sky keeps the view open around its clear outline.

Related artists and collections

Compare flower design in Ohara Koson, mountain subjects in Hiroaki Takahashi and landscape structure in Katsushika Hokusai. Further Japanese bird and flower prints develops the close natural studies, while Japanese landscapes follows the mountain, water and distant shore.

Read more in our guide to famous Japanese artworks.