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Kawabata Ryushi

Japanese painter (1885-1966)

Born in Wakayama. Died in Tokyo.

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A life in paintings

Born 188514 dated paintingsDied 1966

14 works

14 without a public image, listed last

  • SImage under copyright
    Summer Parlor
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1925 · National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
  • NImage under copyright
    Naruto
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1929 · Yamatane Museum of Art
  • FImage under copyright
    Flaming Grass
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1930 · The National Museum of Modern Art
  • 南Image under copyright
    南飛図
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1931 · Wakayama City Museum
  • 龍Image under copyright
    龍巻
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1933 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • PImage under copyright
    Passion
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1934 · Adachi Museum of Art
  • MImage under copyright
    Mount Xianglu
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1939 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • 水Image under copyright
    水雷神
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1944 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • CImage under copyright
    Choleric Fuji
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1944 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • BImage under copyright
    Bomb Exploding
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1945 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • EImage under copyright
    Eight Bridges
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1945 · Yamatane Museum of Art
  • KImage under copyright
    Kinkakuji-Temple on Fire
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1950 · The National Museum of Modern Art
  • RImage under copyright
    Rafting
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1959 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
  • 霹Image under copyright
    霹靂(はたたく)
    Kawabata Ryushi
    1960 · Ryūshi Memorial Museum
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