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New Limited Edition Print

Atsushi Kaga

The Douglas Hyde is delighted to share a new print by Atsushi Kaga, titled After Tohaku. This very special hand-painted aquatint is based on the artist’s painting Pine Trees in Snow, which was inspired by the work of the 16th century Japanese painter Hasegawa Tohaku. To register your interest and find out more, please email Rachel McIntyre.

DHG Editions are generously realised by artists who have participated in The Douglas Hyde’s programme. All proceeds directly support the production of new commissions by artists and public programmes.

Atsushi Kaga
After Tohaku, 2025
Handpainted aquatint
53.2 x 80.7 cm (unframed)
Edition of 20 + 4 AP
€7,000

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