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Shotei Takahashi
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Shotei Takahashi

1871โ€“1945 ยท Japanese ยท 17 artworks

Shin-hangaAtmospheric perspectiveSubtle color gradations (bokashi)Use of light and shadowEmphasis on natural beautyWoodblock printing

artist bio

Shotei Takahashi (Hiroaki Takahashi) was a prominent 20th-century Japanese artist known for his contributions to the Shin-hanga movement. He captured the beauty of Japanese landscapes and cityscapes with a blend of traditional techniques and modern sensibilities, often depicting scenes with atmospheric effects and subtle color gradations.

what you'll learn

Studying Shotei Takahashi's work allows students to understand the principles of Shin-hanga, including its emphasis on collaboration between artist, carver, and printer, and its focus on capturing fleeting moments in nature. Students can also learn about composition, color harmony, and the use of light and shadow to create depth and atmosphere.

related: Ohara Koson

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17 artworks

Fuji from Okitsu

Fuji from Okitsu

1929

difficulty
Asakusa Kannon, Tokyo

Asakusa Kannon, Tokyo

1926

difficulty
Fuji near Tamaho (green variant)

Fuji near Tamaho (green variant)

1936

difficulty
Fuji from Kurasawa

Fuji from Kurasawa

1929

difficulty
Fujine

Fujine

difficulty
Fuji from Lake Yamanaka

Fuji from Lake Yamanaka

1929

difficulty
Shore of Lake Chuzenji

Shore of Lake Chuzenji

difficulty
Fuji from Senbon Beach

Fuji from Senbon Beach

1929

difficulty
Fuji River

Fuji River

1930

difficulty
Nearby Omuro

Nearby Omuro

1929

difficulty
Fuji from Miho no Matsubara

Fuji from Miho no Matsubara

1929

difficulty
Red Gate at Hongo

Red Gate at Hongo

1932

difficulty
Fuji near Tamaho (pink variant)

Fuji near Tamaho (pink variant)

1936

difficulty
Junks in Inatori Bay

Junks in Inatori Bay

1926

difficulty
Fuji from Lake Shojin

Fuji from Lake Shojin

1929

difficulty
Fuji from Hakone

Fuji from Hakone

1932

difficulty
Fuji from Mizuchubo

Fuji from Mizuchubo

1936

difficulty