Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork with sheep and mountains at sunset.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork by Kenichi Kuriyagawa.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork, vibrant sunset over mountains.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) depicting a serene landscape with mountains and grazing sheep.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) limited edition print signed by Kenichi Kuriyagawa, 91/100.
Back view of the Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) silkscreen print with hanging mechanism.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork with sheep and mountains at sunset.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork by Kenichi Kuriyagawa.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) Japanese landscape artwork, vibrant sunset over mountains.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) depicting a serene landscape with mountains and grazing sheep.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) limited edition print signed by Kenichi Kuriyagawa, 91/100.
Back view of the Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine) silkscreen print with hanging mechanism.
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)
Kenichi Kuriyagawa

Bright Twilight (Hokkaido University campus, Mt. Teine)

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Kenichi Kuriyagawa was a Japanese graphic designer from Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan’s main islands. He was known for creating posters for Japan's 1972 Winter Olympic Games in Sapporo, the first ever in Asia.  


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Technique Dimensions
Handmade Silkscreen Print, Limited Edition 91/100. Year 1988. 21" H, 24" W
Framing From
Japanese frame, Hinoki cypress, hand-made Tokyo, Japan
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  • Ships within: 1-3 days for originals, 10-14 for prints
  • Delivery time: 5-7 days for domestic, 10-14 for international
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  • Returns: 30 days for originals, sales are final for prints

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A reproduction of the original artwork on canvas.

High-quality archival canvas with Matte UV protective varnish.  The canvas is then stretched on 1.5'' hard-wood stretcher bars.  Learn more...

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A reproduction of the original artwork on a high-definition aluminum panel.
Our ChromaLux HD metal prints have a beautiful vibrancy and luminosity.  Made by infusing dyes directly into aluminum.  They are lightweight, durable, easy to clean, and can be displayed without framing or placing behind glass.
Metal prints are shipped with a back-frame, hanging nails, and are ready to hang on a wall.
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Kenichi Kuriyagawa

Kenichi Kuriyagawa (1911–1999) was a self-taught Japanese graphic designer and printmaker, renowned for his profound influence on modern design in Hokkaido and beyond.

He began his design career in 1948. At a time when Japan was rebuilding its cultural image after World War II, Kuriyagawa’s works contributed significantly to promoting regional pride and tourism.

In 1956, his works were showcased in the Japanese Graphic Design Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York.

“I love the trees, the leaves, the flowers, the birds of my land, and I have a deep affection for every nameless wild plant and its modest, simple, delicate flower.”

To emphasize the dynamic nature and vastness of Hokkaido, he used an extreme composition that emphasized perspective and a bird’s-eye view to create a dramatic impression, and also incorporated cinematic techniques such as long shots and emphasis on light and dark.

Kenichi Kuriyagawa remains a seminal figure in the evolution of modern Japanese design.

His pioneering approach — merging local cultural identity with global modernist aesthetics — laid the groundwork for regional design movements within Japan.

Virtual Exhibit

Learn more about Kenichi, the history of Hokkaido, read his descriptions of the four seasons, his silkscreen process, and see his famous posters.

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Our Last Exhibit

In August 2025, Art House SF hosted Kenichi's first solo exhibit in our space in San Francisco. Take a look at some of photos and videos from it.

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Available Artwork

See our entire collection of Kenichi's artwork. All prints are shipped from Japan to our art gallery in San Francisco. They were framed in Sapporo, Japan.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Is this artwork original? How is it framed?
Under "TECHNIQUE" column above, if it says Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor, or Fabric then yes, this is authentic, original, one-of-the-kind artwork delivered to us directly by the artist and stretched & framed in California. If it says "Print", then this is a very accurate reproduction of the original work.
  		Every work is ready to be hung and, in most cases, framed. See under "FRAMING" column above. One of the photos of the artwork is always with a frame. We try to pick the best frame for each work, see our framing guide for details.
 
Can you help me visualize the artwork? How do I buy an artwork I like?
If you email us a photo of your room, we'll photoshop the artwork so you can see how it'd fit in your house. We can also send you a video of an artwork so you can see it from all sides. See our YouTube channel for examples.
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Can you help me install the artwork? What's your return policy?
Each package includes everything you need to install the artwork: a level, nails, microfiber cloth, even a small tape measure. For large paintings in the SF Bay Area, we'll include a FREE art installation service as well.
  		If for any reason you don't like the artwork, please return it to us within 30 days in the original condition. We'll gladly accept it and issue a full refund minus the return shipping cost. Art prints are custom products and are not eligible for returns.
 
Do you ship internationally? How long will my order take?
Yes, we do. We shipped paintings to Austria, Australia, Canada, France, Belgium, Germany, the UK. All were delivered without any issues and promptly, ~2 weeks with UPS Ground. Rates were from $60 to $140, so quite reasonable. Email us to estimate shipping charges. We ship within 1-3 business days with UPS Ground. Shipping times are 2-3 days to the West Coast and 5-7 days to the East Coast. Fine art prints are made to order, so they're shipped within 10-14 days after placing an order.
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