**Abstract Pattern Portfolio Pl.07 – 1930 (Mezuki Heitaro)**
This print is part of the *Abstract Pattern Portfolio* attributed to Mezuki Heitaro, an artist known for his contributions to early 20th-century Japanese design. Published in 1930, this piece showcases intricate geometric patterns rendered in bold lines and shapes. The print emphasizes balance and movement, employing overlapping arcs, diagonal lines, and angular forms in a cohesive composition. The interplay of solid, muted colors forms a compelling blend of abstraction and structured design.
The work reflects trends in modernist aesthetics, echoing influences from global art movements of the time while remaining distinctively rooted in Japanese visual tradition. Mezuki Heitaro’s designs are noted for their cross-cultural appeal and adept integration of fine art with functional design.
Medium: Print on high-quality paper.
Dimensions: Approximate size based on archival collections, further details may depend on preservation records.
This print serves as a historical piece that embodies the exchange of artistic ideas in the early 20th century.
