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Hishikawa Sori

15 works

Hishikawa Sori was a painter and ukiyo-e artist from Tokugawa shogunate. Read more

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Ink painting of six seated figures in robes with touches of red, grouped on a pale background, with a signature at right.

The Six Immortal Poets

1615

Hanging scroll of three women in kimono in an interior, one standing, two seated with a bowl and lacquer box, and a child kne

Courtesans Dressing and Making Up

1800

Six-panel folding screen of a misty landscape with rocky hills, waterfalls, pine trees, a river and small boats.

Landscapes of the Four Seasons: Spring and Summer

1810

Six-panel screen of a snowy landscape with rocks, waterfall, misty river, red maples, deer and a pale moon.

Landscape: two of the four seasons; autumn and winter

1810

Hanging scroll of a bald fisherman with a rod and basket before a pale cone-shaped Mount Fuji.

The fisherman Hakuryo and Mount Fuji

1615

Japanese woodblock print of two women in kimono beside a screen and pine tree, with vertical calligraphy at left.

Two Women, from the series Spring Poems on Ushiwaka for the Year of the Ox (Ushiwaka haru)

1805

Woodblock print of a woman operating a lathe while a kneeling man works the spindle, with calligraphy beside them.

A Turner and His Assistant

1802

Japanese woodblock print of a seated brush-maker with brushes, a young woman with a ball, and calligraphy above.

A Brush-maker at Work

1803

Japanese woodblock print of two women in kimono on a path, with a porter carrying a pole and trees and buildings behind.

Two Women on a Shrine Visit

1804

Japanese woodblock print of a woman with a child, a kneeling attendant, a wooden tub and poem calligraphy in columns.

Woman Feeding a Baby

1804

Print of a hare and a badger in patterned robes beside plum branches, with calligraphy and a signature in the margins.

A Painting of a Hare and a Badger

1807

Japanese print of white peach blossoms, a bamboo flute and an inro case, with calligraphy above.

A Branch of White Peach Blossom, an Inro case, and a Hotchiku Flute

early 19th century

Woodblock print of a kneeling woman holding a black court cap beside a seated man in a pale robe.

The Maker of Court-caps

1802

Japanese print of a woman kneeling beside a young boy in red kimono, pointing toward a riverbank beyond a bamboo screen.

Woman Playing with a Young Boy

1804

Japanese print of a koto, blossoming plum in a blue-and-white pot, and patterned cloth with clouds and a dragon.

Stilleven met koto

1890

Hishikawa Sori was a painter and ukiyo-e artist from Tokugawa shogunate. Browse 15 works by Hishikawa Sori from 4 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata