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Fumio Fujita is a major artist of Japanese post-war woodblock printmaking. During more recent years his reputation has suffered in my view by stereotype, repetitive images of white-bark trees. This may have built a wrong image of the artist. In reality his works are quite diverse and full of creativity.
Fumio Fujita - Biography
You see art prints by Yuichiro Kato for the first time and you are amazed. You see mesmerizing images that your soul attributes to some kind of romantic Japan. The pictures look like alienated photographs. And some other images remind you of nearly abstract color compositions. This article introduces the artist behind these awesome art prints and lets you know a few of his technical "secrets".
Silkscreen Prints by Yuichiro Kato
Japanese people like fish - on their plates as well as on their walls as images of fine art. Contemporary Japanese printmaker Kunio Kaneko, born 1949, self-published a number of beautiful woodblock prints with fish images.
Fish Prints by Kunio Keneko born 1949
If you like cats, you will also like Tadashige Nishida woodblock prints. The artist has specialized in making woodblock prints of cats in all positions and colors. But also other popular subjects of contemporary Japanese printmaking are to be found - like tree prints or the ever-glowing Mount Fuji.
Biography of Tadashige Nishida
Mitsumi Sora is primarily a sculptor. Making woodblock prints is more of a part-time hobby for the artist. His puzzle-like round shapes remind us of the sculptures created by Mitsuaki Sora. For print and art collectors there are in my view only two approaches. Either you like these abstract shapes or you don't.
Mitsuaki Sora - Biography
In August of 2009 we received a new consignment of all hand-made woodblock prints by Japanese printmaker Katsuyuki Nishijima. Among them were many new (or old) designs that we had never seen before. With this page we want to share some of the new designs with you.
New Woodblock Prints by Katsuyuki Nishijima
Teruhide Kato's beautiful woodblock prints can be enjoyed with a book about the artist's works titled "Kyoto Romance". The title characterizes his art prints perfectly. The serene images taken from Kyoto, the artist's residence, are like a big love romance with Kyoto and Japanese woodblock prints.
Teruhide Kato - Kyoto Romance
Canadian artist Ted Colyer learned woodblock printmaking in traditional Japanese style by the great master Toshi Yoshida. He stayed in Japan for 17 years before he returned to Canada where he lives and works in beautiful Vancouver.
Ted Colyer - Biography
In our company history of roughly 8 years only three art prints by Takeyoshi Nakayama have been consigned to us so far. Although the artist is well-known in Japan, his prints as well as any information about him are hard to find in the Internet.
Takeyoshi Nakayama - Short Biography
Shigeki Kuroda became famous by making images of fast moving bycycles. But although his art is figural one does not see one biker. Instead, large umbrellas are seen where you would expect the bicycle rider.
Prints by Shigeki Kuroda