Waxing Gibbous (The Moon Series) Prints and for transforming items typically

and for transforming items typically associated with death or violence into striking works of art

[Michler & Lopsinger 677]

dressed in a flowing blue gown

as if drawn downward by gravity or emotion

Its subjects encompassed the effervescent allure of Edo (modern-day Tokyo) and the awe-inspiring natural landscapes of Japan

Waxing Gibbous (The Moon Series) Prints and for transforming items typically'Waxing Gibbous' presents the moon nearing fullness, radiating a soft, steady glow. The etchings dark background and monochrome tones create depth, while the detailed depiction of craters and surface textures draws the observer closer, offering a study of the familiar yet ever changing presence of the moon above.