Shinsui Itō was the pseudonym of a Nihonga painter and ukiyo-e woodblock print artist in Taishō- and Shōwa-period Japan. He was one of the great names of the shin-hanga art movement, which revitalized the traditional art after it began to decline with the advent of photography in the early 20th century. His real name was Itō Hajime.
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Woman of the Island, 1922 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
The Grounds of a Shinto Shrine in Snow (1930)
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The Grounds of a Shinto Shrine in Snow, 1930 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt ...
Getting Cool Air (1925)
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Getting Cool Air, 1925 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
Evening Cool (1922)
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Evening Cool, 1922 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
The Snow Storm (1932)
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The Snow Storm, 1932 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
The Fragrance of a Bath (1930)
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The Fragrance of a Bath, 1930 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
A Woman Holding a Fan (1924)
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A Woman Holding a Fan, 1924 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
Evening Glow at Ajiro (1939)
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Evening Glow at Ajiro, 1939 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
Okoso Hood (1950)
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Okoso Hood, 1950 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
Before the Mirror (1916)
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Before the Mirror, 1916 - Ito Shinsui - WikiArt.org
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