“Garden in Summer” is an artwork by the artist Hiroshi Yoshida, created in 1933. This piece belongs to the Shin-hanga art movement and falls under the landscape genre. It is part of the series titled “Four Garden Scenes.”
The artwork features a tranquil garden scene set in summer. At the forefront is a serene body of water, bordered by rocks and foliage. A traditional Japanese structure, likely a tea house, extends over the water, with paper lanterns hanging from its eaves, imparting a sense of cultural heritage. The background reveals lush greenery and a distant mountain range, enveloped in mist, which adds depth and a sense of calm to the scene. The overall composition combines natural elements harmoniously, capturing the essence of a peaceful garden in the summer season.
