Hiroshi Yoshida Antique C.1935 Japanese Wood Block Print Chion in Temple Gate


Hiroshi Yoshida Antique C.1935 Japanese Wood Block Print Chion in Temple Gate

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Hiroshi Yoshida Antique C.1935 Japanese Wood Block Print Chion in Temple Gate:
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Hiroshi Yoshida Antique C.1935 Japanese Wood Block Print Chion in Temple Gate

Description : Hiroshi Yoshida (Japan 1876 - 1950)

Antique Japanese signed woodblock print titled Chion in Temple Gate by Hiroshi Yoshida and shows the long stone steps to the temple with many figures. It is pencil signed and titled in the lower margin and nicely matted and framed.

Size : Measures 15 1/2\" by 10 1/2\" and frame measures 19 1/2\" by 14 3/4\".

Age : Circa 1935

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Condition : Not examined out of frame; does not appear to be laid down; just tagged with proper tacking in corner that could be easily removed; appears to have full margins you can see the border in the blue matte; otherwise good condition.

A little more about the artist:

A Japanese landscape painter and printmaker, especially known for woodcuts, Hiroshi Yoshida was born in Kyusha or Kurema, Japan, and was much influenced by his adoptive father who was a painting teacher in the public schools. At age 19, he began art study in Kyoto with Tamura Skoryu, who did western style painting, which was becoming increasingly accepted in Japan. For three years Yoshida studied in Tokyo with Soyama Shotaro.In 1899, he received his first recognition in America with an exhibition of his work at the Detroit Museum, later renamed the Detroit Institute of Art. During that period he traveled on the East Coast of the USA and in Europe. By the 1920s, in addition to oil and watercolor landscape painting, he was heavily involved in woodblock printmaking.Referred to as Romantic Realism in western style, his artwork was heavily influenced by his travels in America. \"Two Grand Canyon scenes indicate Yoshida\'s presence in Arizona about 1925\". (Dawdy, 486)His work is exhibited at the Fogg Museum at Harvard University, and numerous other museums including the Museum of Northern Arizona and the Minneapolis Institute of Art.Sources:
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Hiroshi Yoshida Antique C.1935 Japanese Wood Block Print Chion in Temple Gate:
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