Kōshirō Onchi, born in Tokyo, was a Japanese print-maker. He was the father of the sōsaku-hanga movement in twentieth century Japan, and a photographer. His work was part of the painting event in the art competition at the 1932 Summer Olympics.
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Related works from the webCaricature No.1 (Bread and Match) (1948)
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Caricature No.1 (Bread and Match), 1948 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Lyric no. 9: Distant Hope (1951)
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Lyric no. 9: Distant Hope, 1951 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Morning Glory (1946)
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Morning Glory, 1946 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Poem No. 6: Image de la Mer (1948)
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Poem No. 6: Image de la Mer, 1948 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Poème No. 7: Landscape of May (1948)
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Poème No. 7: Landscape of May, 1948 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Fairy Tale of the Sea (1949)
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Fairy Tale of the Sea, 1949 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Portrait of Sakutarō Hagiwara (1943)
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Portrait of Sakutarō Hagiwara, 1943 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
Composition No. 3 Mannequin (1949)
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Composition No. 3 Mannequin, 1949 - Koshiro Onchi - WikiArt.org
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