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zenincolor
Zen in Color @zenincolor@mastodon.social · 3d ago
Paul Binnie, #Himeji Castle #ShinHanga #WoodblockPrint #JapaneseArt
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eribosot
eribosot @eribosot@mastodon.social · Aug 02, 2026
#Art #JapaneseArt A bronze vase in the shape of a stylized lotus bud by Nakajima (Mitsuo) Yasumi II (1905-1986)
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jake4480
Jake in the desert @jake4480@c.im · Jul 24, 2026
Japanese horror cover illustrations from the 1950s and 1960s #art #horror #Japan #JapaneseArt #JapaneseHorror #1950s #1960s #folklore #kaidan #ghosts #ShinichiKoga #illustration #HorrorArt
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curious ordinary @curiousordinary.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy · Jul 05, 2026
'Tsukumojima in Shimabara' from the series 'Selected Views of Japan' - Hasui Kawase, 1922. From the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston collection. #JapaneseArt #shinhanga
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HiddenGems
Hidden Gems @HiddenGems@mastodon.social · Jul 02, 2026
Delicate ink strokes layer mist over jagged peaks, while tiny boats drift beneath a temple bell’s unseen chime. This scroll compresses six river vistas into a single, shifting dream of distance—how many figures dissolve into the haze before your eyes? #EightViews #JapaneseArt #ClevelandMuseumofArt https://clevelandart.org/art/2015.470
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tanyelcakmak @tanyelcakmak@mastodon.social · May 17, 2026
The artist who inspired anime ⛩️: Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870–1949) — a master of Shin-hanga whose woodblock prints captured moonlit temples, rain-soaked streets, and still ponds with breathtaking quiet. Trained for 19 years under ukiyo-e master Kobayashi Kiyochika, he later pioneered the use of light and shadow to give his landscapes an almost cinematic emotional weight. A quiet giant who inspired generations — including anime. #history #Art #JapaneseArt #ShinHanga #anime #animeart #Koitsu
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