
1880โ1921 ยท Japanese ยท 13 artworks
artist bio
Goyo Hashiguchi was a Japanese artist of the Shin-hanga movement, known for his refined and elegant woodblock prints. He played a crucial role in revitalizing traditional ukiyo-e techniques with modern sensibilities, focusing on themes of female beauty and landscapes.
what you'll learn
Studying Goyo Hashiguchi's work allows students to understand the revival of traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques in the 20th century and to appreciate the delicate balance between realism and stylized representation. Students can learn about color layering and capturing subtle emotions through carefully chosen poses and settings.
related: Kitagawa Utamaro, Katsushika Hokusai

Woman in Summer Garment
1920

Hot Spring Hotel
1921

Woman Applying Powder
1918

Woman Holding Lipstick
1920

Woman Washing Her Face
1920

Sanjo Bridge, Kyoto
1920

Rain at Yabakei
1918

Kamisuki (Combing the hair)
1920

Woman With a Hand Towel
1920

Young Woman in Summer Kimono
1920

Woman Holding Tray
1920

Mt. Ibuki in Snow
1920

Ducks
1920