Original Japanese ukiyo-e paintings by Expobill

この場所を訪問するために日本の芸術に関してありがとうかまたは浮世絵, の実例を特色にすることを印刷しなさい.

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This Ukiyo-e project was for a office building in Madison WI. The print was composed from watercolors on parchment. The inspiration was of many Kitagawa Utamaro and other Japanese artist of his period who made Woodblock prints.
The original ukiyo-e painting is 24"x18" and hanging in my room staring at my sleeping cat hehki. <<click here.

Ever since the artist was young he was fascinated with Ukiyo-e.
The artist created these original ukiyo-e paintings for exhibits and various clients.

This month's Featured Japanese Print:

Satu Lagi ©2008

Okiku from the Well

償う ©1996

This Ukiyo-e project was for an assignment for a Japanese art class.
This depicts the ghost story of Okiku In The Well.
The hand is freeing her from the undeserved torment.
She was accused of breaking a plate and was tossed down a well after her unfair treatment. she could count to 9...please read more>>
Okiku in the well is 24"x18" and finished counting!

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This Ukiyo-e was recently illustrated and
pertains to a Japanese tavern.

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There for the affair
隠し事件-©1999

This Ukiyo-e project was the last Japanese art piece that the artist completed until recently.

Helpful Japanese Print Links:

The Chazen Gallery: This gallery located in Madison WI, has a large collection of Japanese prints.

The Ronin Gallery:
The Largest Collection of Japanese Prints in the USA Located in Manhattan, NYC.

Mastuya
Great food, nice people!
Japanese Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse Located in Saddlebrook NJ.

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