Taisho, Showa Utagawa Printmaker
Japanese, (1883–1957) Kawase Bunjiro. Go: Hasui.
First studied Japanese-style painting under Kaburagi Kiyokata; later studied Western-style painting at the Hakubakai. In 1919 he turned exclusively to woodblock printing. He visited every place of scenic interest in Japan. In 1956 he was named a Living National Treasure. He had a tremendous output of landscape prints in a realistic and detailled style, strongly influenced by Western painting.
Arifuki Hot Springs, Iwami 54.1.81
Autumn at Oirase 54.1.93
Chionin, Kyoto 54.1.87
Evening at Beppu 54.1.79
Itsukushima Shrine in the Snow 54.1.95
Kenchoji Temple, Kamakura 54.1.89
Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto 54.1.80
Kozu, Osaka 54.1.90
Lakeside Shower, Matsue / Han No Ame 2021.20.2
Moon at Magome 54.1.96
Mountain Temple, Sendai 54.1.88
Rain at Kasuga Shrine, Nara 54.1.91
Road at Nikko 54.1.85
Sakurada Gate, Tokyo 54.1.82
Shiba Park in the Snow 54.1.83
Snow at Sekiguchi 54.1.92
Snowfall at Nakayama, Hida 54.1.97
Spring Rain at Gokokuji Temple 54.1.78
Sunset at Ichinokura, Ikenoue 54.1.94
Winter Moon, Toyama-ga-hara 54.1.86