
Tag: Showa art


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

Japan art and Kawase Hasui: Nara and Buddhism, Shinto, and nature

Japan art and Hagiwara Hideo: 1940s seascapes

Japan art and Tsuchiya: Glimpses of Japan

Japan art and Oda Kazuma: Fusions of art

Japan art and Kawase Hasui: Tales of winter

Japan art and Oda Kazuma: Tokyo in art

Japan art and Takahashi Shotei (1871-1945)

Kawase Hasui and Japan art: Evening and nightfall

Tsuchiya Koitsu and Japan art: Snow and serenity

Miki Suizan and Taisho art: Culture of Kyoto

Kiyotaka Kaburaki and Japan art: Lure of Kamakura

Takeuchi Seiho and Japan art: Fusion of ideas

Japan art and Miki Suizan (1887-1957)

Kawase Hasui and Japan art: Lovely nature

Japan art and Kawase Hasui: Snow and spirituality

Japan art and Tsuchiya Koitsu: Snow falling at night

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

Japan art in the snow: Kawase Hasui (1883-1957)

Tokyo art and Koshiro Onchi:Â Sosaku Hanga

Japan art and Takahashi ShÅtei: Beauty of snow

Japan art and Yamamura KÅka (Toyonari): Meiji to ShowaÂ

Japan art and the richness of Shin Hanga

Japan art and Takeshiro Kanokogi: A world turned upside down

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

The influence of France on the Meiji born Japanese artist

Takeshiro Kanokogi and art of Japan: The influence of France

Art of Japan and Kume KeiichirÅ: Stability despite the change

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

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

Art of Japan: Esteemed family background of Kume KeiichirÅ

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