Japan · May 18, 1831 – April 26, 1889Wikidata
Kawanabe Kyōsai
Japanese artist (1831–1889)
Born in Koga. Died in Tokyo Prefecture.
A life in paintings
Born 183168 dated paintingsDied 1889
76 works
Yamauba and KintarōKawanabe Kyōsai19th century · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Yang Guifei Adjusting her HairKawanabe Kyōsai19th century · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Frolicking Figures and AnimalsKawanabe Kyōsai19th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frolicking Animals, Nekomata and Tanuki BadgerKawanabe Kyōsai19th century · Kawanabe Kyosai Memorial Museum- Boy’s Day Carp Streamer and Shōki BannerKawanabe Kyōsai1831–1869 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bijin (Beauty), one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago
Two Horses in Chinese Style, one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago
Daruma (Bodhidharma), one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago- Monkey Trainer, one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago
Two Chinese Women with Dragon, one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago
Lightning God, one of six sketchesKawanabe Kyôsaino date · Art Institute of Chicago- Hell CourtesanKawanabe Kyōsai1851–1889 · Cleveland Museum of Art
Sketches of East Asian Legendary FiguresKawanabe Kyōsai1867–1889 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Three Kyōgen DancersKawanabe Kyōsai1867–1889 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Preliminary Drawings of DemonsKawanabe Kyōsai1867–1889 · Metropolitan Museum of Art