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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableKawanabe Kyosai - just one of the many names of the artist, bon vivant and creative genius. Born in Japan in the mid-nineteenth century, he is considered one of the last great painters of the Japanese tradition. Despite the rather traditional-nationalistic focus of his works, Kyosai was receptive and open to the art of the West. He succeeded in having his works shown at important exhibitions in Paris and Vienna. Nevertheless, he always remained unaffected and true to his own school.
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Kyosai's art can best be subordinated to the ukiyoe style and the late Kanō school. Very early he discovered his enthusiasm for painting and started his official artist education at the age of six, under the guidance of the ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Only three years later, he joined the studio of the Kano painter Maemura Towa, who gave him the nickname "the demon of painting". This name became part of his identity as an artist from then on. He became an early member of the Kano School and completed his training in 1849, one year after the presentation of his work "Bishamon". During this formative period he discovered his fondness for sake and the odd visit to a brothel.
After Kyosai's graduation, Tsuboyama Tozan first took him under his wing. This alliance was not to last, due to Kyosai's unrestrained behavior. He himself now developed a new genre: kyōga. The term Kyōga stands for "crazy" and has long been part of some of his stage names.
During the time when Kyosai discovered his independence as an artist, Japan's political landscape changed dramatically. Diplomatic relations between Japan and the USA opened up emphatically after American warships docked in Edo Bay.
In October 1870 Kyosai was arrested after drawings were discovered at an event with which he made fun of the authorities. He was arrested for months and remained incapable of work for some time after his release.
Art made him a wealthy man, but he gave most of his possessions to the poor - for Kyosai it was unbearable to see people in poverty while he could live in abundance. After his death in 1889, Japan saw the proclamation of a new constitution, modeled after the constitution of the German Empire - a radical rapprochement with the West.
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Kyosai's free spirit allowed him to be open and interested in Western art. However, this happened without him being subject to this influence, as was the case with some contemporaries.
Exuberance and exuberance are part of his handwriting and also the work with a lot of colour and a rather broad brush make his works unmistakable. This often overwhelming style, which nevertheless shows unique talent, is a reflection of the eccentricity and warm personality of the artist.
Kawanabe Kyosai - just one of the many names of the artist, bon vivant and creative genius. Born in Japan in the mid-nineteenth century, he is considered one of the last great painters of the Japanese tradition. Despite the rather traditional-nationalistic focus of his works, Kyosai was receptive and open to the art of the West. He succeeded in having his works shown at important exhibitions in Paris and Vienna. Nevertheless, he always remained unaffected and true to his own school.
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Kyosai's art can best be subordinated to the ukiyoe style and the late Kanō school. Very early he discovered his enthusiasm for painting and started his official artist education at the age of six, under the guidance of the ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Only three years later, he joined the studio of the Kano painter Maemura Towa, who gave him the nickname "the demon of painting". This name became part of his identity as an artist from then on. He became an early member of the Kano School and completed his training in 1849, one year after the presentation of his work "Bishamon". During this formative period he discovered his fondness for sake and the odd visit to a brothel.
After Kyosai's graduation, Tsuboyama Tozan first took him under his wing. This alliance was not to last, due to Kyosai's unrestrained behavior. He himself now developed a new genre: kyōga. The term Kyōga stands for "crazy" and has long been part of some of his stage names.
During the time when Kyosai discovered his independence as an artist, Japan's political landscape changed dramatically. Diplomatic relations between Japan and the USA opened up emphatically after American warships docked in Edo Bay.
In October 1870 Kyosai was arrested after drawings were discovered at an event with which he made fun of the authorities. He was arrested for months and remained incapable of work for some time after his release.
Art made him a wealthy man, but he gave most of his possessions to the poor - for Kyosai it was unbearable to see people in poverty while he could live in abundance. After his death in 1889, Japan saw the proclamation of a new constitution, modeled after the constitution of the German Empire - a radical rapprochement with the West.
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Kyosai's free spirit allowed him to be open and interested in Western art. However, this happened without him being subject to this influence, as was the case with some contemporaries.
Exuberance and exuberance are part of his handwriting and also the work with a lot of colour and a rather broad brush make his works unmistakable. This often overwhelming style, which nevertheless shows unique talent, is a reflection of the eccentricity and warm personality of the artist.
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1363911).jpg "Copulating Man and Woman (The Great Tail) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1363949).jpg "Penis Measurements (series title: The Great Tail) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Urashima Taro Riding on a Tortoise by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1365523).jpg "Resting Men by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1366173).jpg "Orgy (series title: The Great Tail) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "The Snake and the Frog by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Shoki, the Demon Queller by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Shakyamuni Conquering the Demons (Shaka Goma-zu) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Jigoku Dayu by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow Resting on Wood Trunk, mid-late 19th century by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1361678).jpg "Courtiers (The Great Tail) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Squirrels Gathering Chestnuts by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Cat Catching a Frog by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Driving Back Mongolian Pirate Ships (Moko zokusen taiji no zu) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow and Willow Tree by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Rabbits, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Fox Catching Bird, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Pheasant Caught by a Snake by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Monkeys by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Shoki and Attendant Demons by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Deer and Monkeys by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Tanuki Racoon Dog Viewing Its Reflection in Water by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Flock of Crows at Dawn by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow and Reeds by a Stream by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1366048).jpg "Gong by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Fish in a Whirlpool, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Monkey Hanging from Grapevines by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Eagle Attacking a Monkey by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Two Crows on a Pine Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Bird and Frog, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "White Eagle Eyeing a Mountain Lion by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Scene from the Play Okina by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Swallows by a Waterfall, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Singing Bird on a Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow on a Bamboo Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Never Seen Before: True Picture of a Live Wild Tiger by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow on a Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1327648).jpg "A demon as a mendicant monk by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Beauty Before a Screen by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Two Birds on a Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Mount Fuji by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Full Moon with Crow on Plum Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1363063).jpg "Water Carrier by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Sleeping Cat by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Mariko: One of the 53 Tokaido Stations (between Tokyo and Kyoto) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Painting Party by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Waterfall, Eagle and Monkey by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Two Crows Sitting on a Branch of a Blooming Plum Tree at Sunset by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Horibe Yasube Taketsune during a Night Attack (Japanese Brocades from the Genroku Period) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Korasaki: One of the 53 Tokaido Stations (between Tokyo and Kyoto) by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Eagle Holding Small Bird by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Cranes in Marsh, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Sketches of Birds and Animals by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Full Moon with Crow on Plum Branch, 1880s by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "A hawk by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Starlings on a Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Crow on a Snowy Pine Branch by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Mice in a Melon, ca. 1887 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Buffalo and Herdsman by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Three Kyogen Dancers, late 19th century by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1364031).jpg "Archer by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1453285).jpg "Daruma by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Fox with Carafe and Parasol by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Rocky Landscape by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Kabuki Program by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Two Children Playing with Goldfish by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Young Kyôsai Sketching the Severed Head, 1898 by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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.jpg "Still Life with Painting Equipment and Room Divider by Kawanabe Kyosai")
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