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View translationOriginal woodblock print triptych - Paper - Woman - Mishima Shosho (1856-1928) - Sugatami 姿見 (Full-length mirror) - From the series "Present-Day People of Yamato" 今世倭姿之内 - Japan - 1879 (Meiji 12)
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Original woodblock print triptych - Paper - Woman - Mishima Shosho (1856-1928) - Sugatami 姿見 (Full-length mirror) - From the series "Imayo Yamato sugata no uchi" 今世倭姿之内 (Present-Day People of Yamato) - Japan - 1879 (Meiji 12)
The signature is ‘Ouju Shōsō ga’応需蕉窓画
Publisher by Tsujiokaya fumisuke 辻岡文助
For another print from the series see Ritsumeikan University ARC: https://www.dh-jac.net/db/nishikie/kuniS60-0232-1/portal/
memo
A student of Kikuchi Yosai(菊池溶斎). His real name is Mamoru Mishima(三島守), commonly known as Yunosuke(雄之助).
He used the surname Shōsō(蕉窓), Shōsō(蕉叟), and Shōrou(蕉老).
At first, after studying Japanese painting of the Shijo school, he studied under Kikuchi Yosai, and under the free and open guidance, he honed his painting skills and was good at figure painting and bird-and-flower painting.
In the early Meiji era, he drew sketches for temporary crafts, illustrations for newspapers, magazines, and books, but gradually became more prominent.
“Person(人物)” and “Kacho(花鳥)” was selected, and then “Tsuta(蔦)” was announced at the first competition of the Kangakai in 1885, and was highly praised by art critic Fenollosa.
Furthermore, in 1886 (Meiji 19), he exhibited “Children’s Dragon(子母龍)” at the 2nd Kangakai Convention and received an award. He is good at figure painting, landscape painting, and bird-and-flower painting, and made his name in the Kanto art gallery as a student of Yosai along with Watanabe Shotei(渡邉省亭) and Matsumoto Kaedeko(松本楓湖).
When the exhibition became popular,
Shōsō began to refrain from exhibiting, and after the Meiji 30 period(1897~), he specialized in illustrations for books.
Original woodblock print triptych - Paper - Woman - Mishima Shosho (1856-1928) - Sugatami 姿見 (Full-length mirror) - From the series "Imayo Yamato sugata no uchi" 今世倭姿之内 (Present-Day People of Yamato) - Japan - 1879 (Meiji 12)
The signature is ‘Ouju Shōsō ga’応需蕉窓画
Publisher by Tsujiokaya fumisuke 辻岡文助
For another print from the series see Ritsumeikan University ARC: https://www.dh-jac.net/db/nishikie/kuniS60-0232-1/portal/
memo
A student of Kikuchi Yosai(菊池溶斎). His real name is Mamoru Mishima(三島守), commonly known as Yunosuke(雄之助).
He used the surname Shōsō(蕉窓), Shōsō(蕉叟), and Shōrou(蕉老).
At first, after studying Japanese painting of the Shijo school, he studied under Kikuchi Yosai, and under the free and open guidance, he honed his painting skills and was good at figure painting and bird-and-flower painting.
In the early Meiji era, he drew sketches for temporary crafts, illustrations for newspapers, magazines, and books, but gradually became more prominent.
“Person(人物)” and “Kacho(花鳥)” was selected, and then “Tsuta(蔦)” was announced at the first competition of the Kangakai in 1885, and was highly praised by art critic Fenollosa.
Furthermore, in 1886 (Meiji 19), he exhibited “Children’s Dragon(子母龍)” at the 2nd Kangakai Convention and received an award. He is good at figure painting, landscape painting, and bird-and-flower painting, and made his name in the Kanto art gallery as a student of Yosai along with Watanabe Shotei(渡邉省亭) and Matsumoto Kaedeko(松本楓湖).
When the exhibition became popular,
Shōsō began to refrain from exhibiting, and after the Meiji 30 period(1897~), he specialized in illustrations for books.
Object
Original woodblock print triptych
Technique
Nishiki-e (brocade picture) polychrome woodblock printing
Material
Paper
Period
1879 (Meiji 12)
Region/ Country of origin
Japan
Artist/ Maker
Mishima Shosho (1856-1928)
Attribution
Original
Theme/ depiction
Woman
Title of artwork
Sugatami 姿見 (Full-length mirror) - From the series "Present-Day People of Yamato" 今世倭姿之内
Condition
Good condition, see description
Dimensions
365×250×0 mm
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