Portland Art Museum, Oregon
1219 Sw Park Avenue
Portland, OR 97205
Portland, OR 97205
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Museums page for Shoko Kawasaki ((1886 - 1977)), known for Painting, printmaking. Showing 1 museum collections and exhibitions.
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1886 Japan - 1977. Known for: Painting, printmaking.
Shoko Kawasaki (1886 Japan - 1977). Shôko was the grandson of Kawasaki Chitora (1835-1902), an important figure in the development of Nihonga. Shôko studied with his grandfather before attending the... Read full biography
Shoko Kawasaki (1886 Japan - 1977). Shôko was the grandson of Kawasaki Chitora (1835-1902), an important figure in the development of Nihonga. Shôko studied with his grandfather before attending the Tokyo Art School, where he later taught. He regularly exhibited his works at the Bunten, Teiten, and... Read full biography
Shoko Kawasaki (1886 Japan - 1977). Shôko was the grandson of Kawasaki Chitora (1835-1902), an important figure in the development of Nihonga. Shôko studied with his grandfather before attending the Tokyo Art School, where he later taught. He regularly exhibited his works at the Bunten, Teiten, and Niten salons.
Shoko Kawasaki (1886 Japan - 1977). Shôko was the grandson of Kawasaki Chitora (1835-1902), an important figure in the development of Nihonga. Shôko studied with his grandfather before attending the Tokyo Art School, where he later taught. He regularly exhibited his works at the Bunten, Teiten, and Niten salons.
Shoko Kawasaki (1886 Japan - 1977). Shôko was the grandson of Kawasaki Chitora (1835-1902), an important figure in the development of Nihonga. Shôko studied with his grandfather before attending the Tokyo Art School, where he later taught. He regularly exhibited his works at the Bunten, Teiten, and Niten salons.