25204 Shiko Munakata (Isowashi no Saku "Seitensho Woodblock Painting Saku" 1955 (Shiko Munakata Appraisal Committee)

Length 28.0cm

Width 19.0cm

Height 51.0cm (including frame)

Width 40.0cm (including frame)

He has exhibited works such as "The Astonished Ones" at the Venice Biennale, an international contemporary art exhibition, where he won the first International Print Award.

Mune Shiko established his own unique style of composition and produced works using a technique called urasai, in which paint is applied from the back of the printing block.

He also met Muneyoshi Yanagi, who recognized his talent and deepened his ties with ceramic artists from the "Gei Undōdo" (a movement to make use of the beauty of ordinary and refined items, as stated in the "Statement of Purpose for the Establishment of the Japanese Art Museum").

The famous poem "The sea eagle always perches on the rocks" (Taisho 2) written by Haraishi Tei, a haiku poet from Izumo City, is engraved on the monument.