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Yoshida Hiroshi

11 works

Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950) was a Japanese painter and printmaker of the shin-hanga movement, known for woodblock landscapes of Japan, India, Europe and America. Read more

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Hanging scroll of a white waterfall between dark rock cliffs, with red autumn maple leaves above.

Waterfall

1924

Woodblock print of a rain-soaked night street with lanterns, reflections in puddles, and a vegetable stall.

Kagurazaka Street after a Night Rain

after 1929

Woodblock print of a river at dusk with lit houses, a lantern-lit bridge, boats, and dark framing trees.

Evening on the Chikugo River

1927

Woodblock print of cherry blossoms over a river with moored wooden boats and a woman in a grey kimono beneath wooded hills.

Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossom: Arashiyama

after 1935

Woodblock print of a tree-lined road with tall cryptomeria trees, a horse cart, houses, and a pink dusk sky.

Crytomeria Avenue

after 1937

Woodblock print of a rainy night street with lanterns, a flower stall, and umbrella-carrying figures reflected in wet pavemen

Twelve Scenes of Tokyo: Kagurazaka Street after a Night Rain

after 1929

Woodblock print of a weeping cherry tree over a trellis, with two figures under an umbrella beside a rainy pond.

Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms: Spring Rain (Sakura hachidai: Harusame)

after 1935

Woodblock print of people in kimono by a pond under willows, feeding carp and tortoises, with a pagoda in the distance.

Carp and Tortoises

after 1940

Woodblock print of a young child in a white smock holding a wooden toy horse against a mottled green background.

Child

1927

Woodblock print of a pagoda behind pines and willows beside a pond, with small figures on the shore.

De Sarusawa vijver

1933

Woodblock print of two dark-sailed boats on a shimmering sea at dusk, with a pink light path on the water.

The sparkling sea

1926

Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950) was a Japanese painter and printmaker of the shin-hanga movement, known for woodblock landscapes of Japan, India, Europe and America. Browse 11 works by Yoshida Hiroshi from 3 museums, free to download in HD.