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Japan · January 18, 1852 – April 2, 1918Wikidata

Watanabe Shōtei

Japanese painter (1852-1918)

Born in Kanda-Sakumachō. Died in Nihonbashi-Hamachō.

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A life in paintings

Born 185224 dated paintingsDied 1918

27 works

  • Carp swimming
    Carp swimming
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Goldfish
    Goldfish
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Fishes
    Fishes
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Jumping fish
    Jumping fish
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Eagle in a Tree
    Eagle in a Tree
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Flying Goose
    Flying Goose
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Ducks in the Rushes
    Ducks in the Rushes
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Birds on a Branch
    Birds on a Branch
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Rooster and Hen with Chicks
    Rooster and Hen with Chicks
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Roses, Young Bird and a Butterfly
    Roses, Young Bird and a Butterfly
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Egrets at the Water's Edge
    Egrets at the Water's Edge
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Three Birds on Branch
    Three Birds on Branch
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Pigeons in a Tree
    Pigeons in a Tree
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Bird Catching Fish Among Reeds
    Bird Catching Fish Among Reeds
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Duck
    Duck
    Watanabe Shōtei
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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