New Wave (#11) belongs to New Wave. This series reflects Gekkō’s interest in extending Japanese pictorial traditions through fresh compositions and Meiji-era visual effects. Its designs belong to a period when painters and printmakers negotiated older schools, imported techniques, and new exhibition culture.
The title identifies the design’s particular figure, episode, object, or place, anchoring Gekkō’s composition in a larger network of historical narrative and cultural association. The catalog identifies sea as the principal motif. Gekkō uses it to clarify action, season, setting, or narrative emphasis rather than as interchangeable decoration.
Gekkō’s print style is noted for painterly contours, soft color transitions, and reserved paper, effects achieved through the collaborative disciplines of block carving and hand printing.
Additional information
| Editions | First Edition |
|---|---|
| Size | Oban |
| Subjects | sea |
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