
Tag: Art and culture in Japan


Japan art and Imao Keinen (1845-1923)

Japan art and Takahashi Shotei (1871-1945)

Japan art and Kikuchi Hobun (1862-1918)

Japan art and Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908)

Japan art and Takahashi Shōtei: Beauty of snow

Art of Japan: Fading hope and the reality of life!

Art of Japan: Beauty inspired by nature

Japan Art and a radiant moon at nightfall in distant times

Japanese Art and Yumeji Takehisa: The sadness will last forever

Japan art and Sakai Oho (1808-1841): The rhythm of art and Buddhism

Japanese art and Hayami Gyoshū (1894-1935): Camellia Petals Scattering

Japanese folklore and art through the prism of a loyal warrior

Japanese art, culture, and ghost stories: The influence of Shinto

Samurai Tadamori (1096-1153) in Japanese art and folklore

Shintoism inside the consciousness of Japanese culture: Art to ghost stories to solace

Art of Japan and Yumeji Takehisa: Shadows of sorrow

Ito Shinsui and Japanese art: Poverty to continuity

Takehisa and Art of Japan: From radiance to despair and no international salvation

Japanese Art and the Harsh Reality of Life: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

Japan Art: Shadows of Sorrow and No Artistic Redemption for Yumeji Takehisa

Art of Japan and the enigmatic Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Creativity to Depression

Japanese Art and Depicting Kabuki: Two Contrasting Styles

Art of Japan and Changing Times through the Eyes of Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912)

Nichiren Buddhism and Japanese Artist: Sado Island and Exile in the Snow

Japanese Folklore and Samurai Tadamori: Power Concentration and Taira Clan

Art of Japan and the Mysterious Reality of an Artist from a Samurai Background

Samurai Taira no Tadamori and Art of Japan

Japanese Art and Yumeji Takehisa: No International Salvation in Death

Art of Japan and Kabuki: Realism of Toyokuni Appealed Despite Sharaku

Bijin-ga and Art of Japan: Utamaro and Mystery

Japanese Artist and Nichiren Buddhism: Exile in the Snow on Sado Island

Folklore and Art of Japan: Taira Clan, Samurai Tadamori, and Power Concentration

Japanese Artist Inspired by the Flows of Europe: Fujishima Takeji

Art of Japan and the Complexity of Life: Yumeji Takehisa

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Art of Japan: Creativity, Depression, and Changing Times

Influence of Paris Art Scene for Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Utamaro and Impact of Japanese Art: Impressionism and Bijin-ga

Japanese Art and Shadows of Sorrow: No Artistic Redemption for Yumeji Takehisa

Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912) and Japanese Art: New Japan Emerges

Japanese Art, Culture and Folklore: Samurai Tadamori (1096-1153), Taira Clan and Power Concentration

Fujishima Takeji and Japanese Art: Romanticism and Impressionism of European Art

Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Samurai Background to Art

Japanese Art and Utamaro: Illumination of Bijin-ga

Art of Japan and Ogata Korin: The Importance of Hoitsu in Saving Korin

Art of Japan and Utamaro: Bijin-ga and Impressionism

Japanese Art and the Richness of Folklore: Samurai Taira no Tadamori

Art and the Impact of Paris: Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Art of Japan and Fujishima Takeji: Influence of European Art

Japanese Art and Isoda Koryusai: Unique Background

Art of Japan and Cultural Changes during the Lifetime of Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912)

Art of Japan and Bijinga: Torii Kiyonaga and Torii School

Art of Japan and the Neglected Yumeji Takehisa: Sadness of Life

Japanese Folklore and Art: Samurai Tadamori and Taira Clan

Japanese Art and Utamaro Kitagawa: Beautiful Ladies and Impressionism

Richness of Japanese Art: Ito Shinsui

Ogata Korin and Japanese Art: Fading Light to High Culture

Japan Art, Taisho Romanticism and Death: Yumeji Takehisa and Shadow of Shusui Kotoku

Art of Japan and Yoshitoshi: Endless Bouts of Depression

Fujishima Takeji, Alfred Sisley and Art: Impressionism, Landscapes and Paris Connection

Ito Shinsui and Japanese Art: Landscapes, Bijinga and Shin Hanga

Samurai Taira no Tadamori: Art and Folklore in Japan

Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Rare Upbringing within Japanese Woodblock Prints

Utamaro Kitagawa and Art of Japan: The Beauty of Women

Art of Japan: Sorrow of the Final Years of Yumeji Takehisa

Fujishima Takeji and Art of Japan: Famous Son from Kagoshima

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Japanese Art: Edo, Meiji, Poverty and the Ravages of Depression

Art of Japan and Traditional Fashion: Ito Shinsui and Bijinga

Man of Mystery in the World of Japanese Woodblock Prints: Isoda Koryusai

Yumeji Takehisa and Japanese Art: Taisho Romanticism and Shadow of Shusui Kotoku

Art of Japan and Ogata Korin (1658-1716)

Yoshu Chikanobu and Japanese Art: Culture and Change

Murasaki Shikibu and Japanese Art: Rich Legacy of a Female Writer

Art, the Paris connection and Impressionism: Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Art of Japan and Yumeji Takehisa: Humanity Crushed by Reality
