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Chikanobu and Yoshitoshi Woodblock Prints. Ogata Gekkô – Meiji Master. The Woodblock Prints of Ando Hiroshige. Hiroshige’s One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. Hokusai Museum, Obuse, Japan. 24 Views of Mount Fuji. Hokusai and Japanese Art. Verhaal van een meesterwerk – De Grote Golf. Monika Hinkel: Toyohara Kunichika. Toyohara Kunichika’s Ukiyo-e Prints. Digital Museum for Toyohara Kunichika. Kawanabe Kyosai Memorial Museum. Osaka school’s artist biographies and signature examples. John H Boyd’s Ukiyo-e.

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A Guide to the Ukiyo-e Sites of the Internet

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A Guide to the Ukiyo-e. Sites of the Internet. This page is a guide to the Floating World Wide Web. If you know of other sites with information about Japanese prints or related subjects, please send a message to. 169; 1995-2013 Hans Olof Johansson. Site index: [ Home. John Fiorillo's encyclopedic articles on various aspects of ukiyo-e. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Probably the largest online collection of Japanese prints. Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum, Waseda University. Prints, Japanese text only.

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Ogata Gekko

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This feature is under construction and not yet available, please check back in a few months.

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Ogata Gekko

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September 10, 1859 - October 1, 1920). Gekko was orphaned at the age of 16 when his father died and his family lost their businesses and had to open a lantern shop. The teenage Gekko survived by designing rickshaws and selling his drawings. His rickshaws were shown at the Interior Exhibition of Industrial Design as examples of fine contemporary craftsmanship. It didn't take long for his exceptional artistic talent to be recognized. Though he had no teacher himself, he had some outstanding pupils during a...

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Ogata Gekko

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Fuji Pine and Eggplant, all signifying good fortune). Spring and summer diptych. This page is still under construction please check back from time to time.

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Acknowledgements

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Guy Pepermans, Kyoko Suzuki of the Japanese Art Site. Peter Gilder of Arts and Designs of Japan. And Amy Newland. Balfour Halevy has been very generous providing digital images of work I do not have access to, many others have helped as well. I am grateful to you all. This site has only become possible through your generosity.

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Miscellany

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Ogata Gekko was a man of his time and like many of his peers was an artist in the broadest sense. His work included images on postcards, fan prints, surimono, tanzaku, lithographic prints and sugoroku boards. More examples of each genre lurk behind the images below. There are also a two examples of the cherry wood blocks used to make the actual images.