Hiroshige.のTwitterイラスト検索結果。 21 件
Still not very well today but I did manage one new thread. I thought I'd also re-share this old thread that has a small collection of my tweets about #yokai birds in #JapaneseFolklore for today's #FairyTaleTuesday. Also here are some birds in #ukiyoe prints by Utagawa Hiroshige. https://t.co/pwQ2fjZHy1
There is an eternal #landscape, a geography of the soul; we search for its outlines all our lives.
Josephine Hart
Utagawa Hiroshige...1856..
#art
Finally here are some bird details from #ukiyoe prints.
🎨1. 'Crows in Moonlight' - Shoson Ohara, 1927
2. 'Bird on Cherry Branch' - Utagawa Hiroshige.
3. 'White Herons & Willow' - Shoson Ohara, 1926.
4. 'Shrike and Bluebird with Begonia & Wild Strawberry' - Hokusai, 1834.
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The last "In the style of-" is Spring by Utagawa Hiroshige. If you think of any other neat ideas you'd like to see me try, let me know!
https://t.co/41BWPbKRpL
#artrequest #aigenerated #aigeneratedart #hiroshige #utagawahiroshige
Poems of #Nature....
Part I..
By Utagawa Hiroshige...1830..
...Earth from the Moon to escape a celestial war, and was later apparently returned to her extraterrestrial family on the moon in a round flying machine similar to a flying saucer. The tale was first recorded in 1592.
🎨From #StudioGhibli film and #ukiyoe print by Hiroshige.
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Some #ukiyoe #birds for #WyrdWednesday.
1. 'Japanese Tit on Camellia Branch' - Utagawa Hiroshige.
2. 'Bird on Cherry Branch' - Utagawa Hiroshige.
3. 'Blue Bird and Pink Flowers' - Nakayama Sugakudo, 1859
4. 'Java Sparrow on Magnolia' - Katsushika Hokusai, 1834.
...Earth from the Moon to escape a celestial war, and was later apparently returned to her extraterrestrial family on the moon in a round flying machine similar to a flying saucer. The tale was first recorded in 1592.
🎨From #StudioGhibli film and #ukiyoe print by Hiroshige.
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Art credits:
1. 'Fukurokuju' - Yoshifuji, 1852.
2. 'God of Luck Jurojin and Minogame' - Ashikawa Tsuneyoshi
3. 'Fukurokuju' - Utagawa Kuniyoshi
4. A carving of Jurojin with scroll
5. 'Takarabune' - Utagawa Hiroshige.
6. 'Woman Reading a Letter to Jurojin' - Kitagawa Utamaro.
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“The Tanabata Festival” (1857) by Utagawa Hiroshige. The view is likely from current-day Kyobashi, which is just outside Tokyo Station. A warm summer breeze blows the decorations, which have been hoisted high on stalks of bamboo.
¿Te atreves a montar un puzzle de 1000 piezas con la imagen de Hokusai La gran ola de Kanagawa? También tenemos un puzzle con el Jardín de ciruelos de Hiroshige. Y si prefieres un reto algo más sencillo, el Mar de Satta de Hiroshige solo tiene 500 piezas.
https://t.co/arLi2wSFEX
Aujourd'hui, en dépit du confinement, on a pu voyager en inventoriant pour le musée départemental des arts asiatiques à Nice des reprints XXe siècle d'estampes provenant des célèbres séries des 53 stations du Tôkaidô de Hiroshige.
Grabado: 'Ciruelo blanco en flor y pavo jutaicho' de Utagawa Hiroshige.
Ya empiezan a florecer los ciruelos, una de las primeras flores del año.
First ed. of this beautifully illustrated example of kyoka poetry by Hiroshige. He was frequently engaged to illustrate kyoka collections and, as a poet of considerable talent, often made contributions to the text.
https://t.co/KrXgUJDPE9
Tracing turtle pictures is oddly therapeutic.🐢🐢🐢
The original image is a print by Utagawa Hiroshige.
A pale blue-grey French Couture bias cut Day Dress from the 1930s, decorated with appliqués of abstracted Japanese tsuru (cranes) flying delicately across the skirt. (Image: Leslie Hindman)
Japanese prints: Sugiura Hisui, Shoson Ohara, Kano Norinobu, Utagawa Hiroshige.
@amyko55
Happy Birthday, Amy 🌹🎂🥂
お誕生日おめでとう㊗️🎉🍾
歌川広重「東都入谷朝顔」 1866
Utagawa Hiroshige.
Morning Glory. 1866
The deep snow here in #Eynsham today makes me think of the art of Japanese printmaker Utagawa Hiroshige. If you've got snow today, don't forget to the feed the birdies - you'll be saving lives!
