Posts Tagged ‘Japanese Prints’
September 2014 Artist of the Month
The artist of the month for September 2014 is Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). Read his biography.
Read MoreViews of Waterfalls by Hokusai 1760 to 1849
Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai 1760 to 1849
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Read MoreCat Print from Utamaro (Outamaro)
Utamaro and Harunobu
In comparing the below two prints, I can’t help but see a strong similarity between the work of Harunobu (Harunobou) and Kitagawa Utamaro (Outamaro). These both come from Charles Gillot’s collection and book.
Read MoreJapanese Art and Art Nouveau
If you spend any time researching both Impressionism and Art Nouveau, you will run into the influence of Japanese art on both of these movements. Below you will find an Art Nouveau image from Verneuil to compare to a few from Utamaro who is known as Outamaro in the publication by Charles Gillot, a publisher…
Read MoreHiroshige Prints
CTG Publishing has released an issue of delsc that focuses on the prints attributed and Ando Hiroshige who was also known by Ichiyūsai and Utagawa Hiroshige. You will also find an introduction from Frank Lloyd Wright reprinted from his catalog dated 1906. Subjects are the ocean, waves, people, fish,birds, a cat, boats, flowers and mountains.…
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