
1886–1968 · Japanese-French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Tsuguharu Foujita was a Japanese-French painter and printmaker known for his unique blend of Japanese ink techniques with Western-style painting. He became a prominent figure in the École de Paris during the interwar period, celebrated for his delicate lines and pearly white skin tones in portraits and nudes.
what you'll learn
Studying Foujita's work allows students to explore the fusion of Eastern and Western artistic traditions, focusing on line quality, composition, and the rendering of light and texture. Students can learn to appreciate the synthesis of cultural influences and the creation of a unique personal style.
related: Amedeo Modigliani, Maurice Utrillo, Chaim Soutine, Marie Laurencin

Outskirts
1951

Birthday
1958

Porte d'Arcueil
1918

Adoration
1962

Vendome
1951

Un bistrot à Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Autoportrait dans l'atelier

Girls with a Doll
1955

Interior, My Wife and Myself
1923

Corneille
1951

Girl with a Hat

Couturier Cat
1927

Le boulevard Edgar-Quinet

Breton Woman
1956

Two Little Friends
1918

Cyclamens
1917

Children and Doll
1918

Café
1949

Male Portrait

Les Deux Soeurs
1964

Paleroyal
1951

Eve
1960

Two sisters
1959

Portrait of a Young Woman in Profile

Jeune fille à la cage aux oiseaux
1956

Space
1951

Untitled from 'Les Enfants'
1929

Portrait of a Little Girl
1918

Jeune femme assise
1917

Le quai aux fleurs, Notre-Dame
1950