Suzuki Harunobu

1724–1770 · Japan · Ukiyo-e

Suzuki Harunobu (c. 1725 – 8 July 1770) was a Japanese designer of woodblock print art in the ukiyo-e style. He was an innovator, the first to produce full-color prints (nishiki-e) in 1765, rendering obsolete the former modes of two- and three-color prints. Wikipedia

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Works

“Whispering”, 1767 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Autumn Moon at the Temple Ishiyamadera” — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“By the Sea”, 1760s — Finnish National Gallery
“Woman Admiring Plum Blossoms at Night” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Asakusa Seiran” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Evening Snow on Matsuchi Hilll”, 1765–1770 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Poem by the Monk Sosei (act. 850-97)” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“A Young Woman and Man Playing Shōgi (Japanese Chess); Chūnagon Kanesuke” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Returning Sails of the Towel Rack”, 1766 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Combing His Hair”, 1770 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Night Rain at the Double-Shelf Stand, from the series Eight Parlor Views (Zashiki hakkei)”, 1766 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Poetess Ono no Komachi”, 1767 — Art Institute of Chicago
“The Call of the Cuckoo from above the Clouds (parody of Minamoto no Yorimasa)”, 1766 — Art Institute of Chicago
“The Curtain Clam” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lady with Black Hood and Umbrella Out Walking with Young Attendant”, 1767–1768 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“First Day of Autumn (Risshu)” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Risshun (first day of spring)”, 1768 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Takasago no Kihan” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Young Woman Climbing Stone Stairs to a Shinto Temple” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lovers Walking in the Snow (Crow and Heron)” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Two Women in a Storm”, 1749 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Waves on Moonlight”, 1768 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Poem by Sakanoue no Korenori” — Art Institute of Chicago
“Autumn Moon of the Mirror Stand” — British Museum
“ironaoshi ceremony”, 1768 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Woman Visiting the Shrine in the Night” — Tokyo National Museum
“Ono no Tōfu (mitate)”, 1765
“Hotei” — Honolulu Museum of Art
“Descending Geese of the Bridges” — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Hatsui and Hagi of the Yamashiroya” — Tokyo National Museum
“The artist and O-sen”, 1769 — Brooklyn Museum
“Uchiwa-ya and O-sen” — Tokyo National Museum
“Young woman bathing in the Summer rain”, 1765
“Snow (Yuki)” — Honolulu Museum of Art
“Kannazuki”, 1765–1770 — Library of Congress
“Courtesan in Night Attire Standing on a Verandah”
“Water Vender” — Tokyo National Museum
“Boy on Hobby Horse”, 1767 — Honolulu Museum of Art
“Young Girl Crossing a Bridge after Snow” — Brooklyn Museum
“The nightingale in the bamboo ( Takema No. Uguisu )” — Guimet Museum

Suzuki Harunobu

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