In the Wind: The Art of Minahamu
In the Wind: The Art of Minahamu
Minahamu
product information
Condition: New, UPC: 9784756258137, Type: Paperback ,
join & start selling
description
ustration collection of scenic works that appeal to the viewer's sympathy, including familiar places, landscapes from memories and more.

minahamu is an illustrator who has won great popularity in the creative field by drawing pictures of everyday scenes in which boys and girls stand among natural images such as abundant greenery and beaches. The style of illustration is impressive for its nostalgic touch, showing single scenes from everyday life, such as tall trees along a roadside, a shady park, the seaside, a meadow, or in front of someone's grave. The illustrator's works posted on social media have received a great deal of engagement from overseas.
minahamu has been getting attention in Japan and overseas, with solo exhibitions not only in Japan but also in France and Taiwan. We hope you will enjoy this first collection in Japan of minahamu.

reviews

Be the first to write a review

member goods

No member items were found under this heading.

notems store

Todd Saunders: New Northern Houses

by Bradbury, Dominic

Hardcover /Hardcover

$56.25

The Little Mermaid by Hans ...

by Kusama, Yayoi

Hardcover /Hardcover

$33.75

Jordan Casteel: Within Reach

by Casteel, Jordan

Paperback /Paperback

$33.75

Big Heart Little Stove: Bringing ...

by French, Erin

Hardcover /Hardcover

$28.50

listens & views

Return Policy

All sales are final

Shipping

No special shipping considerations available.
Shipping fees determined at checkout.
promoting relevance through notable postings ]

A notem is a meaningful post that highlights an experience, idea, topic of interest, an event ... whatever a member believes worthy of discussion. Each notem becomes a pathway by which to make meaningful connections.

notems is a free, global social network that rewards members by the number and quality of notems they post.

notemote® © . Privacy Policy. Developed by Hartmann Software Group