Japan Artists

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Mariko Kitajima aka Mariko Kitajiama aka 北島麻里子(Japanese, b. 1987, Tokorozawa, Saitama Prefecture, Ja

Kimiko Kojima aka 小島君子 aka Kojima Kimiko (Japanese, b. 1942, Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan)

 Here’s a little BLUESDAY inspiration from our Asian art collection, currently on view in

Shashiki Yuri aka しゃしきゆうり aka Jashiki Yuri aka Yuri Shashiki aka 謝敷ゆうり (Japanese, b. 1985, Saitama,

Utagawa Hiroshige (1797 - 1858)One of the most influential artists of Japan’s Ukiyo-e peri

Fragrance of SpringUemura Shōen1940Color on SilkYamatane Museum of Art 

Untitled, 1990 - Sadao Hasegawa

Carp and WisteriaOgata Gekkō 尾形月耕 (Japanese; 1859–1920)Woodblock printearly 20th century (Meij

Jena Jun aka 赤鼻紳士 (Japanese) - Untitled, Paintings

Agameishi (Japanese) - Known to the Moon Alone, 600 Scenes of Genji, Scene 578, 2008, Paintings: Acr

JustCreators presents Fuubutsushi, a Japanese-inspired gallery showcasing the story of explorations

Asumi Hayashi aka “林明日美 (Japanese, b. 1985, based Arakawa-ku, Tokyo, Japan)Female Artists

Here’s to guys that literally look like they can murder you

Hall at ShinnecockWilliam Merritt Chase (American; 1849–1916)1892Pastel on canvasTerra Foundat

Kyoko Imazu aka 今津恭子 (Japanese, b. Japan, based Melbourne, Australia) - Friends Of The Night, 2015 &

25 artists contributed to create unique ramen noodle bowls promoting Mino ware traditional Japanese

Woman Waiting for the Moon to RiseUemura Shōen1944Color on SilkAdachi Museum of Art

red-lipstick: Over 150 years ago a group of anonymous Japanese artists created a 34-ft long scroll

“Calligraphy in Various Scripts”Sasaki ShougenHandscroll, ink on silkLate 17th-e

istinia: Shiro Kasamatsu, 1935. Japan

blackcoffeecinnamon: Itou Shouha (1877-1968) 伊藤小坡  Flowers of Autumn　花の紅葉

arsvitaest: “Kumoi Cherry Trees” Author: Yoshida Hiroshi (Japanese, 1876-1950)D

ashbdsms: Despite how simple those Japanese school swimsuits are, I love them Artists: 1. Kamihara N

tokyo-fashion: Maho and Tomomitsu - both traditional Japanese performance artists - on the street in

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