Japanese prints of the XVIII –XIX century from the collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

CATALOGUE

GENRES

ARTISTS

REFERENCE MATERIALS

ABOUT
THE PROJECT

To magnify click on the image

More prints KIKUGAWA EizanView all ⇓

Komatsutei Harami (By a Mavari-Doro Lantern)
Two Beauties in the Rain
Worms Feeding
Hanaōgi of Ōgiya
Mieidō House. Fan Making.
Courtesan on the Veranda.
Greenish Blue Colour. Woman Reading a Tanzaku
Woman with a Fan.
Mitate of Falconry Hunting.
Three Beauties Playing the kitsune ken (
Masuhana of Maruebiya.
Procession on Azuma Bridge, Toto.
Twelvth Month – the Last Month of the Year
Yoyoyama of Matsubaya with Kamuro
Shigeoka of Okamotoya with Kamuro.
A Girl with an Umbrella in the Snow.
Gathering of Awabi Shells
Hanasaki and Sunagoro.
Nareginu and Sodeginu of Wakanaya
Oiran in a Kimono with a Dragon Design
Sankatsu of Kasaya. Asakusa
Women Going to a Entertainment
Washing. Mitate of Tamagawa in Chōfu
Enjoing Cherry Blossom at Ōji.

KIKUGAWA Eizan / 菊川英山

1787 - 1867

Flower-Viewing Party

Mid-Edo Period. 1806

Material; technique:

Japanese paper (washi); color wood-block print, gauffrage.

Format:

Ōban

Dimensions:

325 x 225 mm

Signature:

Eizan hitsu

Production centre:

Edo (Tokyo)

Publisher:

Maruya Jinpachi

Provenance:

Rumyantsevsky Muzei (Rumyantsev Museum) (Moscow), at the PMFA since 1924

Inv.:

А-843

About the ProjectReference MaterialsGenresDynastiesArtistsSeriesMailIntro
© 2011-2019 The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

© 2011-2019 The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

Terms of Use for Materials and Images Displayed on All the Websites of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
Сайты Музея