Shrine painting

Artist - Suiko Ohta 太田慧香Heian Shrine, Kyoto 平安神宮Dimensions - (44cm x 25cm) painting / (77cm x 41.5cm) with frameMedia - 絹本 SilkExhibition - ANA InterContinental Tokyo March 9 - June 11, 2017Private Collection - Shizuoka, Japan

This artwork, 'Sakura Shrine', is a print of an original acrylic painting by Japan/UK-based artist, Jenna Wallace. "One of my favourite things about Japan is how greatly the cherry blossoms are cherished in sakura season. How wonderful, that an entire nation collectively, takes a break from their hectic lives - to go out and simply admire flowers. I hold hope for the planet's future thanks to the deep love for nature that lies within us all." The prints are printed on master's edition…

Cherry and Castle — Yoshida Hiroshi (1939) Through pinterest, I went on a little tangent and discovered something rather amazing! Someone pinned this cool Japanese print and I went foraging after it. So here goes: After the decline of the Edo/Meiji period of Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, there came the inevitable revival in the early 20th century. This became the known as the Shin-Hanga (new print) period which flourished from 1915-1942, resuming briefly after WWII. They were designed to appeal…

Snow at the Hakone Gongen Shrine. Japanese Shôwa era, 20th century Artist Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883–1957).

Anastasia Shedu prepared an extensive breakdown of her stylized project Toro & Spirits: modeling, unwrapping, and animation in Blender, texturing and painting in 3D Coat and Photoshop, and rendering in Marmoset Toolbag.

shiro kasamatsu (1898-1991)