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Kikukawa Eizan

1787–1867 · Japón · 23 obras

Kikukawa Eizan (1787-1867) fue un pintor de ukiyo-e con el estilo Impresión xilográfica japonesa. Primero estudio con su padre, Eiji, un pintor poco conocido de la Escuela Kanō. Después estudió con Suzuki Nanrei (1775-1844), un artista de la Escuela Shijō. También se cree que estudió con el pintor de ukiyo-e, Totoya Hokkei, (1790-1850). El pintó varias obras de mujeres bellas en 1830 con el estilo de impresión xilográfica, pero abandonó el estilo de la impresión xilográfica y se dedicó a la pintura.

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1780 – 1789

4 obras

Courtesan Beside Kimono Rack · 1787 · a los 0

color woodblock print
38 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Courtesan with Sake Cup and Scroll · 1787 · a los 0

color woodblock print
35 × 24 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

No Title · 1787 · a los 0

color woodblock print
34 × 22 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Young Women with Musical Instruments · 1787 · a los 0

color woodblock print
32 × 23 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

1800 – 1809

a los 13–22 años · 6 obras

The Courtesan Aizome of the Ebiya (From the series Eight Views of the Tale of Genji) · 1800 · a los 13

color woodblock print
38 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Two Women and a Girl · 1800 · a los 13

color woodblock print
38 × 24 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Eyes for Looking at a Courtesan · 1805 · a los 18

color woodblock print
39 × 28 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

A Lady-in-Waiting with Waist as Slender as a Willow from the series Flowers and Modern Beauties · 1807 · a los 20

color woodblock print
38 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Evening Glow at Seta (Seta sekisho), from the series "Fashionable Eight Views of Omi (Furyu Omi hakkei)" · 1809–1822

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Tanabata, from the series Fashionable Children of the Five Festivals (Fūryū kodomo gosekku) · 1809 · a los 22

Color woodblock print
35 × 23 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

1810 – 1819

a los 23–32 años · 11 obras

A Picture of the Viewing in the Pleasure Quarters · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
37 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

A Picture of the Viewing in the Pleasure Quarters · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
37 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

A Picture of the Viewing in the Pleasure Quarters · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
37 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

A Picture of the Viewing in the Pleasure Quarters · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
37 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Descending Geese at Katata (From the series Elegant Women and the Eight Views of Lake Biwa) · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
39 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Haze on a Clear Day at Stone Bridge (From the series Eight Elegant Views of Chanted Accompanimnets for Kabuki Plays) · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
38 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Komachi Washes the Book (from the series Seven Elegant Episodes from the Life of the Poetess Ono no Komachi) · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
38 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Two Courtesans on a Balcony (From the series Five Colors of Ink) · 1810 · a los 23

color woodblock print
37 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Sugatano of Sugata Ebisuya in the Morning, Hour of the Rabbit, from the series The Twelve Hours in the Pleasure Quarters · 1812 · a los 25

Color woodblock print; ink and color on paper
38 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Autumn Moon at the Temple Ishiyamadera from the series Fashionable Eight Views · 1814 · a los 27

Color woodblock print, ink and color on paper
37 × 26 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

Woman Performing the Tea Ceremony · 1815 · a los 28

color woodblock print
21 × 18 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

1820 – 1829

a los 33–42 años · 1 obra

The Courtesan Meizan of the Chojiya on a Balcony Overlooking the Sumida River · 1820 · a los 33

color woodblock print
37 × 25 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art

1830 – 1839

a los 43–52 años · 1 obra

Mount Haruna in Kozuke Province · 1830 · a los 43

color woodblock print
26 × 38 cm

Cleveland Museum of Art