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Overview of Artists Exhibitions

 

Artists who contributed to the flower-and-bird art of Japan differed in a number of ways, including (1) their fame and influence on others, (2) their sex (i.e., male versus female), (3) their picture designs, (4) their print output and (5) their method of printmaking and painting. Each of these differences is explored in one, or more, of the following virtual exhibitions:

 

 

Difference

 

 

Exhibition Title

Fame and influence on others

● Ten Influential Japanese Flower-and-Bird Printmakers

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● Distinguished Artist Anthologies

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● Koson’s Prints ... but not in the book

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● Misattributed Japanese Bird Prints Sold by the Shima

    Art Company    PDF   HTML

 

● Japanese Flower-and-Bird Prints by Mysterious Artists

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● Japanese flower-bird prints by related artists

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Sex

● Bird Prints by Female Japanese Artists

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Picture designs

● Designers of EDGY Japanese Bird Prints

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● Moonlit Birds Drawn by 30 Japanese Artists

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● 12 Artists' Informative Floral Art

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Print output

● Japanese woodblock prints of flowers and birds

    by one hundred artists    PDF   HTML

 

Method of printmaking and painting

● Japanese Bird Art, 1950 to present day

 

     Part 1 Woodblock prints by 100 artists    PDF   HTML

 

     Part 2 Intaglio prints by 85 artists    PDF   HTML

 

     Part 3 Screenprints by 68 artists    PDF   HTML

 

     Part 4 Lithographic prints by 86 artists    PDF   HTML

 

     Part 5 Digital prints by 5 artists    PDF   HTML

 

     Part 6 Shikishi by 50 artists    PDF   HTML

 

 

 

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