Tomioka Tessai

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Japanese artist (1837-1924)
* 1837 💀 1924

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Crane and Pine ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Landscape ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Portraits of Ike Taiga and His Calligraphies in Seal and Grass Styles ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Releasing the Oar in the Plum Valley ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Sake Party with No Light ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Cleveland Museum of Art
Scene Inspired by the Scrolls of Frolicking Animals and Humans ℹ️
1890s
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Monkey trying to catch a catfish with a gourd ℹ️
1912
by Tomioka Tessai
Blind Men Critiquing Beauty ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Kanzan and Jittoku ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Landscape ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Seattle Art Museum
Landscape in Blue and Green ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Seattle Art Museum
Letter Messenger (Fumizukae) ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Nine Auspicious Symbols of Longevity and Prosperity ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Scene of the Ainu Life ℹ️
by Tomioka Tessai
Seattle Art Museum
Su's Embankment on a Spring Morning ℹ️
1867
by Tomioka Tessai
Seattle Art Museum
Manzai Performers ℹ️
1869
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mountain and River Landscape ℹ️
1875
by Tomioka Tessai
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Mountain and River Landscape ℹ️
1875
by Tomioka Tessai
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Searching for Plums at Tsukigase ℹ️
1875
by Tomioka Tessai
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Japanese Historical Figures 日本歴史人物図 (Nihon rekishi jinbutsu zu) ℹ️
1890
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Three Friends of Winter ℹ️
1906
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rock in the Shape of a Fantastic Mountain ℹ️
1910s
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Poetry Gathering at the Orchid Pavilion (Lanting) ℹ️
1913
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Painting and Calligraphy to Celebrate Longevity 祝壽書画 (Shukuju shoga), (for Mr. Onodera Shūta 小野寺秀太); accomapnied by Tessai’s letter addressed to Onodera Shūta小野寺秀太dated 5.13.1915, mounted into a handscroll ℹ️
1914
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gathering to Celebrate Old Age ℹ️
1916
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Huaisu Writing on a Banana Leaf ℹ️
1918
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hall of Enma, the King of Hell ℹ️
1919
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Washing Away the Vulgar While Viewing a Waterfall ℹ️
1924
by Tomioka Tessai
Metropolitan Museum of Art