In the 1950s, Matsumoto began working as an ukiyo-e printer, and during this period, he also started to make his own works, which eventually developed into a career as a print artist. In the late ’60s, he produced Pop-like works, depicting pages from the newspaper in prints, and in the ’70s, he converted landscapes and photographs into series of dots. Matsumoto has received countless prizes at biennales in Japan and abroad. https://www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp/JCC/invite_japanese_prints_2018.html