Right: Hashira-e (Japanese Pillar Print) depicting a Shoki by Okumura Masanobu from the Edo Gallery Collection Okumura Masanobu, a...

An Edo Gallery Blog Above: No. 23 Morozumi Bungo-no-kami Masakiyo, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), from his series Courageous Generals...

An Edo Gallery Blog A brief visit to the birth of early ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), the start of the Edo period in Japan, and the...

An e-goyomi Japanese woodblock print of a Rabbit containing a "secret" calendar for the year 1783, by Shiba Kokan. The rabbit jumps over...

Popular unpinion on the state of the Japanese art market.

A dragon approaches Mt. Fuji. E-hon page by Katsushika Hokusai The term Ukiyo-e, translated from Japanese, literally means "images of the...

Taj Mahal no.6, the last of a series of six prints surrounding the holy site.

by Roland O. The Waterfall at Dogashima, Japan circa 1890-1930. Courtesy of The Library of Congress #2020684818 After doing a little...

In 1920, Hasui released his first falling snow print, receiving resounding international acclaim from both collectors and critics alike,...