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Frog Sumo by Shoson Ohara (1930’s)

‘Pair of Pheasants in Snow’ (early 20th century)by Ohara Shōson (Japan, 1877-1945).Woodblock print.I

heaveninawildflower:‘Robin on a Maple Branch’ (1935) by Ohara Shōson (Japan, 1877-1945).Woodblock pr

jareckiworld:Ohara Shōson (1877-1945)  —  Crow and Cherry Blossoms  (woodblock, c. 1922)

jareckiworld:Ohara Shōson (1877-1945)  —  Crow and Cherry Blossoms  (woodblock, c. 1922)

Ohara Koson aka Koson Ohara aka Ohara Matao aka Shōson aka 小原 古邨 (Japanese, 1877-1945, b. Kanazawa,

aleyma:Ohara Shoson (Koson), The Owl, early 1920s (source).

jareckiworld:Ohara Shōson (1877-1945)  —  Crow and Cherry Blossoms  (woodblock, c. 1922)

scentofblackart:Ohara Koson: Egret on Willow Tree - Ca. 1900-1910s

evergreensoulthings:Egrets in Snow  ~ Ohara Shōson

notneverunless: ohara shoson

heaveninawildflower:‘Flying Geese’ (1926) by Ohara Shōson (Japan, 1877-1945).Woodblock print.Image a

mia-japanese-korean: Frogs Wrestling, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japa

mistkindred: OHARA, Shoson (aka, Koson) “Crow on a Snowy Branch” c1911

mia-japanese-korean: Fox by the Moonlit Water, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of

stilllifequickheart: Ohara Shōson Cockatoo and Pomegranate 20th century

mia-japanese-korean: Lotus, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and K

mia-japanese-korean: Fox by the Moonlit Water, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of

mia-japanese-korean: Frogs Wrestling, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japa

mia-japanese-korean: Water Hollyhock, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japa

mia-japanese-korean: Owl, Ohara Shōson, c. 1928-1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Kor

jareckiworld:Ohara Shōson (1877-1945)  —  Crow and Cherry Blossoms  (woodblock, c. 1922)

artemisdreaming:Jungle Crow, 1910  Ohara Shoson

Ohara Koson aka Koson Ohara aka Ohara Matao aka Shōson aka 小原 古邨 (Japanese, 1877-1945, b. Kanazawa,

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