浮世絵

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Nippon-Graph Japan Culture Art, Bicycle Fashion Women, Hanfu Modern, Japanese Pictures, Japan Clothing, Bicycle Advertising, Cycle Art, Bike Tattoos, Japan Illustration
Nippon-Graph
Nippon-Graph
A woman weaving. Ukiyo-e woodblock print by Yōshū Chikanobu, 1890. (Yōshū Chikanobu, Filial Piety) Traditional Study, Japanese Style Painting, Filial Piety, Japanese Woodblock Print, Painting Media, Japanese Artwork, Japanese Stuff, Japanese Print
A woman weaving. Ukiyo-e woodblock print by Yōshū Chikanobu, 1890. (Yōshū Chikanobu, Filial Piety)
Kuniyoshi UTAGAWA (1798~1861), Japan Edo Period Art, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Japanese Woodcut, The Floating World, Period Art, Japanese Paintings, Floating World, Art Japan, Japanese History
地獄を描いた浮世絵画像を貼ってみる : 妹はVIPPER
Kuniyoshi UTAGAWA (1798~1861), Japan
歌川国芳 自画像（幕末の浮世絵師・歌川国芳の画） Kuniyoshi Utagawa, Japanese Cat, Cats In Art, Japanese Woodblock, Art Japanese, Japanese Woodblock Printing
【2019年版】これが150年前!? 幕末の浮世絵がクール過ぎて圧倒される
歌川国芳 自画像（幕末の浮世絵師・歌川国芳の画）
芳年武者无類　源牛若丸・熊坂長範（幕末の浮世絵師・月岡芳年の画） Wood Block Prints, Samurai Artwork, Art Chinois, Japanese Illustration, Alberto Giacometti
【2019年版】これが150年前!? 幕末の浮世絵がクール過ぎて圧倒される
芳年武者无類 源牛若丸・熊坂長範（幕末の浮世絵師・月岡芳年の画）
唐獅子図（浮世絵師・葛飾北斎・応為の画） Japanese Reference, Foo Dog Tattoo, Japanese Americana, Chinese Lion, Japanese Animals, Fu Dog, Monte Fuji, Japanese Mythology, Tattoo Reference
これが88歳の作品!? 葛飾北斎が老いてから描いた画が強烈すぎる
唐獅子図（浮世絵師・葛飾北斎・応為の画）
芳年 Chinese History, Art Japonais
芳年
Toyohara Kunichika The Tale Of Genji, Soft Shading, Tale Of Genji, Japanese Shibori, Arranging Flowers, Japan Painting
Toyohara Kunichika
an old chinese painting with cats and dogs on green background, surrounded by other animals
Children and Cats at Play, Newly Published (Shinpan kodomo neko asobi)
Children and Cats at Play, Newly Published (Shinpan kodomo neko asobi) Japanese Artist Unknown, Japanese
Utagawa Sadahide(1807-1873) “Dragon & Tigers”, Japan Japanese Dragons, Asian Dragons, Art Vampire, Dengeki Daisy, Arte Peculiar, Asian Dragon, Samurai Tattoo
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Utagawa Sadahide(1807-1873) “Dragon & Tigers”, Japan