Fukuda Suiko 福田翠光 (1895-1973) - Tung blossom bird 桐花小禽 - 1936A rare aparition on the market, original first edition Showa 11 1936 by Fukuda Suiko (1895 1973) , oban size 40x27 cm, sealed Suiko, titled Tung blossom bird Suiko Fukuda is from the circle of Kyoto painters and printmakers, where he was born and where he studied Japanese style painting at the Kyoto School of Fine Arts and Crafts. The artist contributed regularly to Bunten and Teiten. Woodblocks known from Suiko Fukuda are rare and show bird subjects

adapted from the book Dai Chikamatsu Zenshu (Woodblock Prints depicting Chikamatsu Monyaemon's collected works)

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Sakai Hōitsu (酒井 抱一 1761 – 1829)

and actively adopted the influence of the Nagasaki school and Nanpin school of painting

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A wonderful and rare 3 volume set published by Kyoto City Council in 1903 (Meiji 36)

Year: 1883Title of the series: "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 (Brocade Pictures for Moral Education)This print title: 少女貧人を救ふ - Rescue the poor young girlThe six Yoshitoshi volumes were accompanied by The Ninety-Two Oban-size Color Prints Issued in 1883 As Supplements to the Textbooks "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 In October 1883 [see "Dating the Prints"

carefully printed bokashiThe printer was Tadao Fuji 藤忠雄

He became a professor at Gakushūin (Peers School) and taught Prince Nobuhito Takamatsu

the Mustard Seed Garden Manual came to be used by Japanese nanga (bunjinga) artists and was an important element in the training of nanga artists and the development of nanga painting

The carver