Author: Rachel Park
Representations of Herons in Ohara Shōson and Hashimoto Koei’s Japanese Woodblock Prints
What did herons symbolize in Japanese art? In Japanese culture, herons are valued for being birds who can move across…
Rachel Park December 20, 2021
“Aspects of Japonisme”
“Aspects of Japonisme” by Gabriel P. Weisberg discusses how French artists from 1854 to 1910 progressively assimilated Japanese artistic concepts…
Rachel Park October 24, 2021
Carvings of Karamon- Nijo Castle
Title: Carvings of Karamon, Nijo-jo Photographer: Reggaeman Date: April, 6, 2009 Repository/Location: Nijo Castle, Kyoto DVC: The Carvings of Karamon…
Rachel Park October 3, 2021
Snowy Herons
Title: Snowy Herons Artist: Hashimoto Koei Date: 1899 Culture: Japan Medium: Ink on paper Work type: color woodcut Measurements: 37…
Rachel Park September 23, 2021
松林図屏風 (Pine Trees)
Title: 松林図屏風 (Pine Trees) Creator: Hasegawa Tōhaku Date: Azuchi-Momoyama Period, 16th century Culture: Japanese Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: W.345.1…
Rachel Park September 20, 2021
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