
1885–1942 · Japanese · 10 artworks
artist bio
Yamamura Toyonari (also known as Kōka) was a Japanese artist primarily known for his woodblock prints in the Sōsaku-hanga and Shin-hanga styles. He captured both traditional Japanese subjects and modern urban scenes, blending traditional techniques with personal expression.
what you'll learn
Studying Toyonari's work allows students to explore the fusion of traditional Japanese printmaking with modern artistic sensibilities. Students can learn about woodblock carving, color layering, and the expression of personal vision within established artistic frameworks.

Shinagawa in Snow
1924

Jar of Dahlias
1924

The Heroine Koman in the play Tanba Yosaku
1926

Festival Night Fireworks
1924

Shanghai Cafe Dancers
1924

A Dancer of Kyoto
1924

Parakeet on Table
1924

View of Fuji from Izumo
1924

February - Wintry Sky
1924

Horned Oranges
1926