Kawanabe Kyōsai

1831–1889 · Japan

Kawanabe Kyōsai (japanisch 河鍋暁斎, Vorname auch Gyōsai gelesen; geb. 18. Mai 1831 in der Koga (Ibaraki); gest. 26. April 1889) war ein japanischer Maler im Ukiyoe-Stil und im späten Stil der Kanō-Schule. Wikipedia

54 Werke im Quiz. Eine Runde spielen: Kawanabe Kyōsai – nicht „Ist das von ihm?“, sondern „Welches?“.

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„Mount Fuji“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Two Crows on a Pine Branch“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„White-Robed Kannon“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Eagle Pursuing Rabbit“, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Squirrels Eating Chestnuts“, 1886 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
„Yamauba and Kintarō“, 1850 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
„Yang Guifei Adjusting her Hair“, 1850 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
„Playful Demon“ — Kunstgalerie der Yale University
„Frolicking Figures and Animals“, 1870 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Painting Party“, 1880 — Cleveland Museum of Art
„Hell Courtesan“, 1870 — Cleveland Museum of Art
„Boy’s Day Carp Streamer and Shōki Banner“, 1850 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Sketches of East Asian Legendary Figures“, 1878 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Two Birds on a Branch“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Crow and Reeds by a Stream“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Swallows by a Waterfall“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Eagle Attacking Fish“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Flock of Crows at Dawn“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„White Eagle Eyeing a Mountain Lion“, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Eagle Attacking a Mountain Lion“, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Eagle Attacking a Monkey“, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Urashima Tarō Riding on a Tortoise“ — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Buffalo and Herdsman“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Singing Bird on a Branch“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Two Children Playing with Goldfish“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Pheasant Caught by a Snake“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Rabbits“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Crow on a Branch“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Three Kyōgen Dancers“, 1878 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Preliminary Drawings of Demons“, 1878 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Sketches of Birds and Animals“, 1868 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Tanuki (Racoon Dog) Viewing Its Reflection in Water“, 1878 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Monkey Hanging from Grapevines“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Squirrels Gathering Chestnuts“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Crow and the Moon“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Deer and Monkeys“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Theatre Curtain of Shintomi-za, with an Impromputu Sketch Monster“, 1880 — Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum der Waseda-Universität
„Seven Otafukus“ — Minneapolis Institute of Art
„Long Legs [left of a pair of Long Legs and Long Arms]“ — Minneapolis Institute of Art
„Long Arms [right of a pair of Long Legs and Long Arms]“ — Minneapolis Institute of Art