The artwork “Fishes of Honolulu” was created by Hiroshi Yoshida in 1925. This piece belongs to the Shin-hanga art movement and falls under the genre of animal painting. It is part of the “North America Series.”
The artwork captures a serene underwater scene featuring various fish species swimming gracefully against a blue backdrop. The composition highlights the vibrant and intricate details of the fish, showcasing their distinct colors and patterns. Yoshida’s meticulous attention to detail and harmonious use of colors bring the aquatic life to vivid life, reflecting a blend of traditional Japanese woodblock print techniques with modern artistic elements typical of the Shin-hanga movement. The peaceful and orderly arrangement of the fish exudes a sense of tranquility and natural beauty, inviting observers to appreciate the delicate and vibrant underwater world.
