Mishima, Shôsô
HOME
PRINTS
PAINTINGS
DRAWINGS
PAUL BINNIE
MIKE LYON
CONDITIONS OF SALE
MAILING LIST
SITEMAP
CONTACT US
REFERENCES
SELECTION OF SOLD ITEMS
ARCHIVE OF SOLD ITEMS

Saru Gallery
       Japanese Prints & Japanese Paintings


Biography Mishima, Shôsô (1856 - 1928)

Born in Kanda, Tokyo, Mishima Shôsô had an interesting career: he studied Maruyama-Shijô school painting with a pupil of Suzuki Nanrei and then became a disciple of Kikuchi Yôsai. He became friend with a fellow student, Watanabe Seitei. Like Seitei he was primarily famous as a painter, but he also contributed illustrations to very many publications, Bungei kurabu among others. Helen Merritt also mentions (in Woodblock Kuchi-e Prints) that he had assembled a collection of Sharaku prints when they were still inexpensive, but that his house burnt down, destroying the entire collection.




See more prints from this artist!
See also prints from (-)
See also prints from (-)
See also prints from (-)

Back

Webdesign by Yeti Productions         Tell a friend about this site!
Japanese art