
Tag: meiji art


Japanese art and children playing

Japan art and Takahashi Shotei: Buddhism, Shinto, and landscapes

Japan art and sunrise: Cranes and crows

Japan art and Toshikata Mizuno: Springtime and joy

Japan art and Tsuchiya: Glimpses of Japan

Japan art and Kajita Hanko: Elegant ladies and flowers

Japan art and Tsukioka Kogyo (1869-1927)

Japan art and Takahashi Shotei (1871-1945)

Tsuchiya Koitsu and Japan art: Snow and serenity

Japan art and Yoshifuji (1828-1887)

Kiyotaka Kaburaki and Japan art: Lure of Kamakura

Japan art and Toshikata Mizuno: Great influencer

Kano Hogai and Japan art: Buddhism and nature

Japan art and Kono Bairei (1844-1895)

Takeuchi Seiho and Japan art: Fusion of ideas

Japan art and Adachi Ginko: Meiji artist and prison

Meiji artist: Edo to modernization in Japan

Japanese art and cross over from Edo to Meiji

Japan art and Meiji artist Toshikata Mizuno

Japan art and Tsuchiya Koitsu: Snow falling at night

Art of Japan and Shibata Zeshin: Beauty of simplicity

Japan art and female artist Uemura Shōen (1875-1949)

Japan art and Takeuchi Seihō (1864-1942): Kyoto artist

Japan art and Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891)

Japan art and Tomioka Tessai (1837-1924): Anti-China and modern nationalism

Japan art and Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908)

Japan art and Takahashi Shōtei: Beauty of snow

Japan art and Yokoyama Taikan: A mirror into the brutal world of history

Japan art and the last Meiji ukiyo-e flourish

Japan art and Takeshiro Kanokogi: A world turned upside down

Japan art and the early life of Kanzan Shimomura

Japan art and Western influence in late Edo and early Meiji

Japanese art, the impact of Paris, and the shadow of war: Kanokogi

Art of Japan and the fusion of ideas by Kanzan Shimomura

Art of Japan and the richness of Culture: Kanzan Shimomura (1873 to 1930)

The influence of France on the Meiji born Japanese artist

Japanese art and the allure of the past on the artistic soul of Kanzan Shimomura

Takeshiro Kanokogi and art of Japan: The influence of France

Art of Japan and Kume Keiichirō: Stability despite the change

Kanzan Shimomura and art of Japan: The flows of Buddhist art, Kano, Rinpa, and the school of Tosa

Art of Japan and Kiyoo: Social and political convulsions but artistic continuity

Japan art and Kanzan Shimomura: Famous son of Wakayama and his early artistic life in Tokyo

Japanese art and Takeshiro Kanokogi: Influence of Jean-Paul Laurens and Emile-Rene Menard

Japanese art and Kawamura Kiyoo (1852-1934): Changing times but sublime continuity

Japan art and the last Ukiyo-e knell of the Meiji Era: Western artists inspired by Japan

Art of Japan: Esteemed family background of Kume Keiichirō

Japanese Art and Kume Keiichirō: The son of the esteemed historian Kume Kunitake
