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Takahashi Yuichi (1828-1894) was born to a samurai class household in Edo.  He is not

Both of these are examples of Japanese religious art.  They are also examples of Japanese moder

Akino Fuku, Red Shawl, 1964. 

“Westside”12 x 12 inchesNihonga on boardA very LA painting for kozy.  Proper ink on

“Super Bloom 2017″12 x 9 inchesNihonga painting on boardKozy’s first painted depic

“Instant Bliss”18 x 24 inchesNihonga painting on board2017One of the paintings kozy made

“RIP Puffin”18 x 24 inchesNihonga painting on board2017Created for our 2017 exhibition a

Taguchi Yuka aka 田口由花 aka Yuka Taguchi (Japanese, b. 1992, Gifu, Japan) - 華と猫 (Flower and Cat), 2017

Matazō Kayama (加山 又造, Kayama Matazō) was a Japanese Nihonga painter of the 20th century, born in Kyo

byōbu-e 屏風絵 - peinture sur paraventHirafuku Hyakusui 平福百穂 (1877 - 1933).

furosaki-byōbu 風炉先屏風 -  “ Princess Kono hana sakuya 木花咲耶” (1929), deDōmoto Ins

Creeping Woodsorrel included in Bansho Zukan (Picture Book of All in the Universe) published in 1901

japanese-plants: Flowering Quince by Shodo Kawarazaki (1889-1973)

okitanikoji: 「朝顔」(morning glory)454×158mmcolor on paper2019江戸の頃からあまり改良されていない朝顔の種。少し巻き気味の葉と蔓のバラ

Watanabe Nobuyoshi aka 渡辺信喜 aka Nobuyoshi Watanabe (Japanese, b. 1941 (Showa 16), Kyoto, Japan) - 1:

Modern Japanese Art. The idea of modern art and modernity are premised on metaphors of space and tim

Tanaka Isson (22 de julio de 1908 - 11 de septiembre de 1977) fue el seudónimo de un pintor j

When scabious patrinia blooms (flower series) by Reiji Hiramatsu (Japanease, born 1941), 2006.

Painting by Meiji Hashimoto, entitled ‘Sakura‘ Japan Objects (@Japan Objects) on Instag

jareckiworld: Osamu Sekiya — Red Roses  (traditional nihonga technique, 2018)

“Woodblock print envelopes“, deHirano Hakuhō 平野白峰 (1879 - 1957).

【今日の暦擬人化　その18】 6/26～6/30は第29候・菖蒲華(あやめはなさく）。 アヤメ（科）の花が咲く季節。 「いずれ菖蒲か杜若」は、菖蒲も杜若もよく似た美しい花で 区別が難しいことからきた言

jareckiworld:Nobuya Shida (志田展哉) — Travel   (traditional nihonga technique on wood,

jareckiworld:Nobuya Shida (志田展哉) — Flying High (nihonga technique on wood, 2004)

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