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Ukiyo-e (Pictures of the Floating World), is a genre of Japanese art from the 17th-19th centuries that has produced and inspired some of the most treasured woodblock prints. I also share bits of Japanese culture. & Living Artists: @uridev.urieldana.com
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Ito Yujhan (1882-1951) Temple Cherry Blossoms #japanese #woodblock

Tsuchiya Koitsu 1870-1949 Evening Cherry Blossoms at the Edge of Sarusawa Pond #japanese #woodblock

Benji Asada 1900-1984 Cherry Bossoms of Omuro in Kyoto 1950 #japanese #woodblock

Kasamatsu Shiro 1898-1991 Cherry Blossoms at the Toshogu Shrine 1935 #japanese #woodblock

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Kawese Hasui1883-1957 Evening Shower At Imai Bridge #Japanese #Woodblock

Fujishima Takeji (1867-1943) Rain in Enryaku-ji temple #japanese #painting Fujishima adapted the look of woodblock with Western painting technique and romanticism after being influenced by French art while traveling.

Vincent Van Gogh 1853-1890) was so influenced by Japanese Woodblock he painted an entire series called "Japanaiseries" that he used to introduce Japananese work and their creators to the West. Title: Bridge in the Rain after Hiroshige

I like to post Western artists influenced by Japanese woodblock to show how far-ranging this art form reached. Many artists tried to use techniques that imitate woodblock. Berlin artist Klaus Ensikat (b.1937) is a German artist known for his Tolkien illustrations.

I like to post Western artists influenced by Japanese woodblock to show how far-ranging this art form reached. Many artists tried to use painting techniques that looked like woodblock. UK artist Hilda Hechle (1886-1939) was one of these artists. Instead of yokai, she chose fairies and spirits.

Happy Caturday! Masumi Ishikawa (b.1978) is a Japanese contemporary ukiyo-e artist who blends pop art known as Ukiyo-ism. He is a self-taught painter. Black cat with headless guys & Cat Watching Fish

Kiroku Koho (1875-1925) A woman sauntering on a beach by moonlight #japanese #woodblock

Ito Takashi (1894-1982) Ameshiriro #japanese #woodblock

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) Snow at Funabori 1923 #japanese #woodblock

Ohara Koson (1900-1910) Fishing boats at Full Moon #japanese #woodblock

Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) Haze on a clear day at Shiba Bay #japanese #woodblock

Hasui Kawase (1883-1957) Hachirogato lagoon Akita #japanese #woodblock

Ido Masao (b.1945) Enryaku Temple #japanese #woodblock

Teruhide Kato (1936-2005) The 1000 Torii at Kyoto's Fushima Inari Shrine #japanese #woodblock

Kazuyuki Ohtsu (b1935 ) White narrow path in Gotemba #japanese #woodblock

Nishijimi Katsuyuki (b.1945) Toridori, colorful Umbrellas #japanese #woodblock

Kasamatsu Shiro (1898-1992) Pagoda in Evening Rain #japanese #woodblock

Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949) Akashi Bay, Inland Sea at Seto, 1938 #japanese #woodblock

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) Rain at Otukama river 1935 #japanese #woodblock

Kasamatsu Shiro (1898-1991) Pagoda in Nikko #japanese #woodblock

Mathew Meyer is a contemporary illustrator and author in Japan. Most of his art is based on yokai and other folklore. Mathew Meyer "FunaYurei" (Ship )

Mathew Meyer is a contemporary illustrator and author in Japan. Most of his art is based on yokai and other folklore. matthewmeyer.net

Utagaawa Kunisada (1786-1865) Buddha riding a Japanese dragon #japanese #woodblock

ネコ飛出し注意 (neko tobidashi chūi) Means “watch for cats darting out” and I love this sign.

Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950) Spring in a Hot Spring #japanese #woodblock

Happy "Caturday". I can not find the original source of this meme, but I love sharing it from time to time.

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) Riturin Park Takamatsu #japanese #woodblock

Oda Kazuma (1881-1956) Harbour Moonlit Night #japanese #woodblock

Shotei Hiroaki. (1871-1945) Moon over the Tone River 1920 #japanese #woodblock