ArtistsKoizumi Kishio
Koizumi Kishio

Koizumi Kishio

Japanese, 1893
WA-00042404
Painting
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Institutional Exhibitions
8
Works in Collection
23
Assets Indexed
7
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  • NationalityWikidata + Artsy· 92%
  • Is PublishedManual· 100%
  • Birth yearWikidata· 92%
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  • Primary mediumWikidata· 92%
  • BiographyWikipedia· 88%

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About

Why this artist matters now

Koizumi Kishio was a woodblock print artist and member of the creative print movement or sōsaku hanga in the early to mid-twentieth century. He is most famously known for his series: "One Hundred Pictures of Great Tokyo in the Showa Era (Showa dai Tōkyō hyakkei zue)" which he made between 1928 and 1940.

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Artworks (8)

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8 published of 8 catalogued · 8 with image
  • Art Institute Chicago
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Images

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Artsy artwork: The Monkey Bridge in Winter (1939)
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Eitai Bridge and Kiyosu Bridge by Koizumi Kishio
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Portrait of Beethoven by Koizumi Kishio
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Koizumi Ueno
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Koizumi Shakujii
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Koizumi 7 Kiyosumi
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Stock Exchange at Kabutochō; Koizumi Kishio
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Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, United States
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