Kamei Tôbei

Kamei Tôbei (1901-1977) was a Japanese printmaker known for his woodblock prints that captured the essence of traditional Japanese gardens. Often featuring serene landscapes, Tôbei's works showcase a distinctive style, utilizing bold, geometric shapes and vivid color palettes. His prints frequently depict architectural elements, such as the distinctive roofs of temples or traditional houses, juxtaposed with natural elements like rocks, moss, and water. Tôbei's work exemplifies a refined aesthetic sensibility, drawing viewers into the tranquil beauty of the Japanese garden.