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Sano Seiji is one of today's successful artists who live and work in Kyoto or in the rural areas around the old imperial city. The favorite subject of these artists is the beauty of old Japan. Sano Seiji combines the woodblock technique and romantic subjects in a masterly way. The results are images with a touch of impressionism.
Woodblock Prints by Sano Seiji
Toshihide Migita, 1863-1925, was a Japanese illustrator and woodblock artist. Among his woodblock print oeuvre are also a large number of designs from the Sino-Japanese (1984/95) and the Russo-Japanese war (1904/05).
Prints from the Russo-Japanese War
Taguchi Beisaku was a student of Kiyochika Kobayashi. He is foremost known for his woodblock prints depicting scenes from the Sino-Japanese war of 1894/95. The artistry of his war prints is ranked together with those made by his teacher, among the best.
Taguchi Beisaku - Sino-Japanese War Prints
Miyshita Tokio is one of the great old masters of Japanese post-war print art. He has represented Japan in many of the International print biennales all over the world. His art works can be found in such prestigious museums like the Moma in New York or the British Museum.
Woodblock Prints by Miyashita Tokio
Yuki Rei, born 1928, is a leading Japanese female artist who works in the technique of woodblock prints. She combines traditional subjects and the old technique of the Japanese print with a modern style. Her works are in famous museums all over the world.
Woodblock Prints by Yuki Rei
Among the woodblock prints created by the great shin hanga artist Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) the design "Zojo Temple, Shiba" (Zojo-ji, Shiba) is regarded as outstanding. And among collectors of Japanese prints of the shin hanga movement, it is one of the most expensive designs.
Zojo Temple, Shiba - by Hasui Kawase
In June 2009 we received a new shipment of traditional Tibetan rugs from Nepal. We had ordered many of the new pieces after designs that we had sold before. This page compares two examples of the same design. No rug is like the other one. This comparison is an impressive demonstration of the all handmade character of artelino Tibetan rugs made especially for us in Nepal.
All Handmade Tibetan Rugs
Kazuyuki Ohtsu has worked as a woodblock printmaker since the early 1950s. But for many years he was in the shadow of another great woodblock artist. Kazyuki Ohtsu worked as a faitful assistant for Kiyoshi Saito for 40 years until the death of Kiyoshi Saito in 1997. It is now time that the public becomes finally more aware of this great printmaker.
Woodblock Prints by Kazuyuki Ohtsu
Shufu Miyamoto, born 1950, is a leading Japanese printmaker. His woodblock prints show romantic landscapes or nature scenes in soft colors and intensive use of "bokashi" (color gradations). The artist has developed an unmatched skill of displaying water, haze and mist.
Woodblock Prints by Shufu Miyamoto
Kaoru Saito, born 1931, is a great Japanese artist who creates beautiful art prints depicting beautiful women in mezzotint technique. We have little information about the artist. But we have several of these wonderful, sensitive female images to show - prints that we sold in our art auctions.
Mezzotints by Kaoru Saito
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