Japan Pavilion — Ink Wash Art Print

Sister to the Paris print. Same wash, same rules. A painting of Japan. Red torii gate, five-story pagoda, the castle at the back, a sun behind all of it, and a crowd on the promenade that doesn't look like much until you notice the ears. And two trash cans in the foreground. Because that's what's in the foreground when you stand there. Everyone who visits your house sees a torii and a pagoda and a very nice sun. You see the trash cans. That's the whole point of these prints: Disney on the wall, without Disney being on the wall. The buildings are the pavilion's, each one a scaled copy of a real place — the gate at Itsukushima, the pagoda at Hōryū-ji, Himeji Castle. They don't line up like this in the courtyard. They do in the painting. Details Fine art giclée on archival matte paper 8x10, 11x14, 16x20,18x24, and 24x36 Ships flat for 8x10, rolled for the others. Hand-drawn and painted digitally in Massachusetts by someone who has stood on the wrong side of that gate more times than is reasonable Pairs with the Paris Trash Can print. Collect the lagoon.