In 1919, when Fukakusa, the first painting that Insho submitted to an art exhibition publicly soliciting entries, was accepted, his career as a Nihon-ga painter commenced on a full scale. He produced works on various themes, including landscapes, birds and flowers, daily scenes, religious subjects, and portraits.
Landscape of Fukakusa, southern Dinstinct of Kyoto, Domoto Insho, 1919, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Pomegranates, Domoto Insho, 1920, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Cat, Domoto Insho, 1922, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Triptych of Buddhist, Saint Vimalakirti (Yuima), Domoto Insho, 1923, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Slope (Image of Gojo-zaka), Domoto Insho, 1924, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Nursing Mother's Prayer for Milk, Domoto Insho, 1924, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Spring, Domoto Insho, 1927, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Hunting Expedition, Domoto Insho, 1928, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Princess Konohanasakuya, Domoto Insho, 1929, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Snow, Domoto Insho, 1930, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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Ripened Fruits, Domoto Insho, 1930, From the collection of: Kyoto Prefectural Domoto-Insho Museum of Fine Arts
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