hist. Japanese prints final exam

Photographic Mirror of Actors: Sasaki Gennosuke

Woodblock print by Toyohara Kunichika from 1870, representing a more realistic portrayal in printmaking in response to new mediums.

Oryū, a Geisha in Imabaru, Tokyo

Lithography print by Asama Rieko from 1882.

One Hundred Aspects of the Moon

A series of woodblock prints by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 1888-92, known for detailed portrayals of kimono and night scenes.

Feminine Aspects in Fashion

Series from 1888 showing women in different fashion styles, including late 1880s Western fashion.

Dawn at Kanda Yagumo Shrine

Woodblock print by Kobayashi Kiyochika from 1880, known for its innovative light ray depiction.

Our Fleet Sinks a Chinese Warship in the Yellow Sea

Woodblock print by Kobayashi Kiyochika from 1894, featuring dynamic portrayals of sailors and weather.

Nurse, kuchie print

Produced by Takeuchi Keishū in 1904, reflects artists trained in nihonga style.

Woman and Flowers series

Picture postcard by Hashimoto Hōsuke from 1905, featuring a unique approach to watercolor in printmaking.

Fisherman

Woodblock print by Yamamoto Kanae from 1904, recognized as the first creative print by a Japanese artist.

12 Views of Tokyo series

Woodblock print series by Ishii Hakutei (1914-1916) showcasing scenes of Tokyo and traditional geisha attire.

Night Blizzard on the Great Bridge of Matsue

Lithography print by Oda Kazuma from 1925.