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Kyosai Kawanabe AUCTION RECORDS
1831 Koga, Japan - 1889 Tokyo, Japan. Known for: Painting, woodblock printing, caricature.
"Legacy of Genius: Kyosai and Kyosui," The Japan Times Culture, by Alice Gordenker, Apr 17, 2018. The time seems to be ripe to bring Japanese women artists out of the shadow of famous fathers. The... Read full biography
"Legacy of Genius: Kyosai and Kyosui," The Japan Times Culture, by Alice Gordenker, Apr 17, 2018. The time seems to be ripe to bring Japanese women artists out of the shadow of famous fathers. The first was Katsushika Hokusai’s daughter Oi, whose life in the 19th century has been dramatized in... Read full biography
"Legacy of Genius: Kyosai and Kyosui," The Japan Times Culture, by Alice Gordenker, Apr 17, 2018. The time seems to be ripe to bring Japanese women artists out of the shadow of famous fathers. The first was Katsushika Hokusai’s daughter Oi, whose life in the 19th century has been dramatized in novels, manga and even a new television series. Now, through an exhibition devoted to another parent-child pair in Japanese art, we meet Kyosui (1868-1935), the daughter of genius painter Kawanabe Kyosai... Read full biography
"Legacy of Genius: Kyosai and Kyosui," The Japan Times Culture, by Alice Gordenker, Apr 17, 2018. The time seems to be ripe to bring Japanese women artists out of the shadow of famous fathers. The first was Katsushika Hokusai’s daughter Oi, whose life in the 19th century has been dramatized in novels, manga and even a new television series. Now, through an exhibition devoted to another parent-child pair in Japanese art, we meet Kyosui (1868-1935), the daughter of genius painter Kawanabe Kyosai (1831-1889). The two don’t share equal billing and papa clearly steals this show. Nevertheless, “Kyosai and Kyosui: The Soul of the Artist as Pioneered by Father and Daughter,” at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum is a welcome opportunity to learn about... Read full biography
"Legacy of Genius: Kyosai and Kyosui," The Japan Times Culture, by Alice Gordenker, Apr 17, 2018. The time seems to be ripe to bring Japanese women artists out of the shadow of famous fathers. The first was Katsushika Hokusai’s daughter Oi, whose life in the 19th century has been dramatized in novels, manga and even a new television series. Now, through an exhibition devoted to another parent-child pair in Japanese art, we meet Kyosui (1868-1935), the daughter of genius painter Kawanabe Kyosai (1831-1889). The two don’t share equal billing and papa clearly steals this show. Nevertheless, “Kyosai and Kyosui: The Soul of the Artist as Pioneered by Father and Daughter,” at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum is a welcome opportunity to learn about another Japanese female artist from an earlier time. Kawanabe Kyosai needs little introduction... Read full biography
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeA fold-out album mounted with eight miscellaneous paintings, the first four of scenes associated with the four seasons, the other four depicting the journey to Hell, possibly based on Kyosai's earlier work Jigoku gokuraku meguri zu (A Journey around Hell
Kyosai Kawanabe Auction: 05/17/2012Lot: 261Subscribe or get free alerts
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeA Parody Painting of the Third Princess from The Tale of Genji
Kyosai Kawanabe Auction: 09/21/2022Lot: 595Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeRyujo Kannon, the serene Goddess of Mercy holding a rosary
Kyosai Kawanabe Auction: 11/12/2008Lot: 210Subscribe or get free alerts
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