Drawer 01-20
Container
Contains 20 Results:
Asada Benji, 1899-1984
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 1
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1899-1984
Kawanabe Kyosui (Gyosui), 1868-1935
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 2
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1868-1935
Shunkosai Hokushu, active 1809–1832
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 3
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
active 1809–1832
Tomioka Eisen, 1864-1905
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 4
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1864-1905
Utagawa (Ando) Hiroshige, 1797-1858
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 5
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1797-1858
Utagawa Toyokuni, 1769-1825
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 14
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
Majority of material found in 1769-1825
Chobunsai Eishi
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 6
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1700-1942
Kan-Un
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 7
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1700-1942
Katsushika Hokusai
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 8
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of forty-seven woodblock prints on silk and rice cloth. Of special interest in this series is Hiroshi Yoshida's print Criptomeria Avenue. Yoshida was one of the last artists to work in the traditional shop fashion. Coming from a family of printmakers he initially began his career as a painter, studying in the Japanese city of Kyoto, as well as in Europe. Yoshida is known to have made at least one visit to the United States where he...
Dates:
1700-1942
Kawashima Shuho, May 5,1958
File — drawer: 01-20, Folder: 18
Series Scope and Content Summary
From the Series:
This series is comprised of three paintings created by artist Shuho Kawashima as a demonstration of the technique of Japanese brush painting in Dr. Esther Shephard's SJSU class in Oriental Literature (English 119) on May 15, 1958.The paintings are described by the artist as being depictions of "Pine, Bamboo, and Plum Blossom, the 'Three That Do Not Fear The Winter.'" "They are especially honored by the Chinese and the Japanese, the first two because they remain green through the...
Dates:
May 5,1958