Fumio Fujita, 'Ikaruga Village B'.

Fumio Fujita

(Japan, Born 1933)

Fumio Fujita, 'Ikaruga Village B'.

Woodblock print. Signed F. Fujita 1979, numbered 57/200. Image 34 x 13.5 cm. Frame 49.5 x 34.5 cm.

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Fumio Fujita 藤田不美夫 was born in Japan in 1933 and studied at the Musashino College of Fine Arts. He has been creating woodblock prints since 1963. He is most known for his minimalist style landscapes.

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