Vibrant tropical fish and a sneaky octopus, all wearing rather comical expressions (if you look closely at them!), are the subject of this early 1940s-era woodblock print by the sosaku-hanga artist, Isaku …

Paul Jacoulet 1. Jeune Fille De Saipan Et Fleurs D'Hibiscus. Marianes, (1934, dai oban) 2. Vielle Marchande De Carpes. Ibaraki, Japon, (1934, dai oban) 3. Basilio, Jeune Garcon de Saipan Tenat …

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Kotondo's bijin-ga style was certainly influenced by both Kiyokata and Shinsui, and perhaps also by the shin hanga artist Hashiguchi Goyo. During the following years, Kotondo produced numerous bijin-ga …

Toshi was part of the second generation of the Yoshida family to work in the woodblock medium. Both his father, Hiroshi Yoshida, and mother, Fujio Yoshida, were artists and printmakers. Toshi first …

In 1930, Asano contributed several designs to a series of prints titled "Creative Prints of Twelve Months in new Kyoto" (Sosaku-hanga shin Kyoto junikagetsu). These prints were published by Uchida.

The work of Takahashi Shotei (also known as Hiroaki or Komei) paved the way for many other shin hanga designers. Takahashi was the first artist to work with the publisher Watanabe Shozaburo, and …

Like Hiroshi Yoshida, Hasui travelled frequently and filled sketchbooks with his drawings of scenic places around Japan. Many of his print designs are based on his beautifully executed watercolors. In …

Although Shiro's self-made prints lack the refined carving of his shin hanga designs, they have a simplicity and expressiveness that is very appealing. The upward carving strokes and angular lines …