Tag: Japanese art
Art, Christianity, Culture, and Liberalization under Famous Japanese Warlord
Folklore and Art by Kyosai: Tengu and Changing Nature within Buddhism and Shintoism
Aert Van Der Neer and Japan Artist: Dutch Art, Christianity, and Changed Realities
Japanese Art and Tanomura Chikuden (1777-1835): Study of Confucius and Art
Art of Japan, Pythagoras, Plotinus, and Ideas of Utsumi: Kishida and Koide
Isolated Japanese Buddhist Monk in Art and Shinto Shrine by Sawako Utsumi
Ogata Korin and the Eyes of Hoitsu: Art of Japan
Art of Japan and the Complexity of Life: Yumeji Takehisa
Revolutionary Period in Japan and the Artist Sadahide
Japanese Art and Eishōsai Chōki
Sawako Utsumi and Art of Japan: Yokoyama Taikan and Sakai Hoitsu
Buddhist Warrior Monk Benkei (1155-1189) in Japanese Art: Buddhism to Yamabushi
Modern Japanese Artist and Utrillo: Seasonal Change of Notre-Dame de Clignantcourt
Japan Art and the Spirit Of Shinto: Ukiyo-e in the Light of Nature and Shintoism
Flourishing of Art and Culture under Japanese Warlord Oda Nobunaga in the 16th Century
Japanese Art and Shadows of Sorrow: No Artistic Redemption for Yumeji Takehisa
Art of Japan and Power of Mount Fuji
Rinpa and Art of Japan: Nichiren Buddhism, Kyoto, and Modern Art
Art of Japan, Historical Revolution and Sadahide: Bijin-ga to Yokohama-e
Art of Japan and Fusions of Kamisaka Sekka: Nightfall and the Allure of Buddhist Monks and Shintoism
Japanese Artist and Aert Van Der Neer: Christianity, Dutch Art, Edo Period and Altered Realities
Japanese Artist and Homage to the Dutch Artist Aert Van Der Neer
Nichiren Buddhism and the Japanese Art Form of Rinpa: Old Kyoto and Modern Art
Art of Japan and Mount Fuji: Mystery and Influence
Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Samurai Background to Art
Japanese Art and Creativity of Sawako Utsumi: Sakai Hoitsu and Yokoyama Taikan
Japan Art and Esaias Van De Velde: Shades of Light Suppress Time and Culture
Japan Art, Culture, Folklore and Warrior Monk Benkei: Buddhism, Shintoism and Yamabushi
Japanese Art and Reflection of the Dutch Artist Esaias Van De Velde
Gyoshu Hayami: Art Forms of Japan, Richness of Imperial China and European Art
Japanese Edo Artist Totoya Hokkei: Fusion of Ideas
Art of Japan and Ando Hiroshige: Religion, Sexuality, Natural Beauty and Fusions
Japanese Art, Still Life, Pythagoras and Plotinus: Kishida, Koide and Utsumi
Japan Art and Rinpa: Seventeenth Century Kyoto, Nichiren Buddhism and Modern Art
Japanese Art by Sawako Utsumi: Modern Reflection of Sakai Hoitsu
Art of Japan and Ogata Korin: The Importance of Hoitsu in Saving Korin
Japan Art and Fusions of Sekka by Sawako Utsumi: Buddhist Monks, Shinto and Nightfall
Japan Art and Sawako Utsumi: Mystical Reality of Mount Fuji
Japanese Art and Sadahide: Bijin-ga to Yokohama-e and Historical Revolution
Japanese Warlord and Art: Nobunaga, Centralization, Innovation and Art in the late 16th Century
Japanese Art and Hokkei: The Illumination of Simplicity
Complex Nature of Buddhist Art in Japan: Rinzai school of Buddhism
Japanese Art and Isoda Koryusai: Unique Background
Art of Japan and the Neglected Yumeji Takehisa: Sadness of Life
Richness of Japanese Art: Ito Shinsui
Japanese Art: Mount Fuji and Power of Mystery
Japanese Art by Sawako Utsumi: Buddhism, Shintoism and the Gradual Fading of Kamisaka Sekka
Ogata Korin and Japanese Art: Fading Light to High Culture
Japanese Shinto Shrine and Isolated Buddhist Monk by Sawako Utsumi
Japanese Art: Old Japan at Nightfall by Sawako Utsumi
Buddhist Art in Japan: Complex Realities of Sesshu Toyo and Sengai Gibon
Japanese Art and Cultural Impact of Oda Nobunaga: Kano Eitoku
Japanese Art and Folklore: Tengu and World of Spirits in the Art of Kawanabe Kyosai
Oda Nobunaga and Cultural Impact in pre-Edo Period: Kano Eitoku
Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Rare Upbringing within Japanese Woodblock Prints
Man of Mystery in the World of Japanese Woodblock Prints: Isoda Koryusai
Art of Japan and Ogata Korin (1658-1716)
Buddhism and Art of Japan: Sengai Gibon and Sesshu Toyo in Opposite Directions
Art of Japan and Yumeji Takehisa: Humanity Crushed by Reality
Art and History in Old Japan: Kano Eitoku and cultural impact of Oda Nobunaga