Hakuryu-en was not open to the public back then. When William found this private garden by chance, it was a “love at first sight.” So he asked permission from its owner to make photographs of the premises. Even though the owner couldn’t speak a word of English, he welcomed William and invited him to take as many pictures of the garden anytime he wished. A wooden bench in open air in this image beckons us to sit down and be at peace with life and nature. The entire garden was created as a sacred work of art.
| Dimensions | N/A |
|---|---|
| Format | |
| Size | L1 (14 x 11 in.), L2 (20 x 16 in.), L3 (24 x 20 in.), L4 (30 x 24 in.), L5 (40 x 32 in.), L6 (50 x 40 in.), L7 (60 x 48 in.) |
| Lamination | None, UV |
