Taikan Yokoyama Art Postcard Set of 34 Includes 18 postcards from the "Ten Views of Sea and Mountains" exhibition by Taikan Yokoyama, and 16 others from the Taikan Memorial Hall, etc. (Some duplicates) These postcards feature beautiful scenes of the sea, waves, beaches, mountains, and Mount Fuji, as well as masterpieces like "Muga" (Selflessness). They can be used as postcards or framed as art for your room's interior. New, unused, and stored at home. Two postcards have minor stains on the address side, and one has slight yellowing around the edges of the address side. The others are in beautiful condition. Please note that this is a personal inspection, and there may be oversights. Please consider this before purchasing. Taikan Yokoyama is known as a master of modern Japanese painting. He is particularly famous for his many masterpieces featuring Mount Fuji. Despite other painters also depicting Mount Fuji, "Taikan equals Fuji" is a common saying, and his works remain popular today. Furthermore, "Muga" originates from the philosophies of Lao-Tzu and Chuang-Tzu, and the theme of this work is the pictorial representation or personification of "nothingness," a fundamental concept of Zen. Yokoyama's concept of depicting the ideal of "nothingness" within the Japanese seasons led to the creation of a new painting style, as he could not find direct models in past figure paintings.