A gramophone in bloom. Yokohama, 1971 — where the music grew like flowers from the bell of a record player.
This print is quieter than it looks. Dark navy ground, gold engraving-style line work, and three orange flowers that shouldn't feel as perfectly placed as they do. The Japanese kanji 横浜 anchors it with the kind of typographic restraint that lets the illustration do the talking.
It has the atmosphere of a late night record shop — warm, considered, slightly obsessive. The kind of print that suits a room lit by floor lamps rather than overhead lights.
Pairs naturally with the Yokohama 1972 print as a set — same city, same festival, completely different energy.
This art print is unframed. Frame is not included; images show framing for presentation purposes only.
