#Hiroshi Yoshida 吉田 博

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Hiroshi Yoshida 吉田 博

1876 - 1950

Shokozan

1939

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Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950)

Greengrocery (Named Onest greengrocery) at Nezu

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1926 (Taisho 15) Multicoloured woodcut. The Art Institute of Chicago, USA

吉田 博 (1876–1950)

「根津 正直八百屋」

1926（大正15）年 多色刷り木版 アメリカ・シカゴ美術館

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吉田 博 (1876-1950)是日本洋畫家，版畫家。福岡縣人。他是 20 世紀的日本畫家和木版畫畫家。 他被認為是最偉大的新畫風格藝術家之一，尤其以他的風景版畫而聞名。 吉田遊歷廣泛，尤其以其以傳統日本木刻風格創作的非日本主題圖像而聞名，包括泰姬陵、瑞士阿爾卑斯山、大峽谷和美國的其他國家公園。

He was a 20th-century Japanese painter and woodblock printmaker. He is regarded as one of the greatest artists of the shin-hanga style, and is noted especially for his landscape prints. Yoshida travelled widely, and was particularly known for his images of non-Japanese subjects done in traditional Japanese woodblock style, including the Taj Mahal, the Swiss Alps, the Grand Canyon, and other National Parks in the United States.

Hiroshi Yoshida - Mount Rainier, color woodblock print, from the series The United States, 1925.

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田博, 1876 – 1950)  

「休み茶屋」 Tea House in Azalea Garden (Yasumi chaya)

1925  

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田博, 1876 – 1950)

「雲井櫻」 Kumoi Cherry Trees (Kumoi sakura)

1926

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Very, Very Incorrect DetCo Character Name Translations

I typed a bunch of DetCo characters' names into Google translate and translated each individual kanji...this is what I got back.

Akai Shuichi - 赤井 秀一 - Red Well Hide One

Okiya Subaru - 沖矢 昴 - Oki Arrow Pleiades

Haneda Shukichi - 羽田 秀𠮷 - Wing Field Hide Yoshi

Sera Masumi - 世良 真純 - World Good True Pure 

Mary Sera - メアリー 世良 - Mary World Good

Akai Tsutomu - 赤井 務武 - Red Well Service Take

Furuya Rei - 降谷 零 - Down Valley Zero

Morofushi Hiromitsu - 諸伏 景光 - Various Fold View Light 

Matsuda Jinpei - 松田 陣平 - Pine Field Team Flat

Hagiwara Kenji - 萩原 研二 - Hagi Original Research Two

Date Wataru - 伊達 航 - Italy Achievements Aviation

Morofushi Taka’aki - 諸伏 高明 - Various Fold High Ming

Yamato Kansuke - 大和 敢助 - Big Sum Daring Help

Uehara Yui - 上原 由衣 - Up Original Reason Clothing

Yamamura Misao - 山村 ミサオ - Mountain Village Misao 

Kuroda Hyoue - 黒田 兵衛 - Black Field Soldier Mamoru

Kazami Yuya - 風見 裕也 - Wind Look Yutaka Also 

Mouri Kogoro - 毛利 小五郎 - Hair Profit Small Five Ro

Mouri Ran - 毛利 蘭 - Hair Profit Orchid

Kisaki Eri - 妃 英理 - Princess English Reason 

Edogawa Conan - 江戸川 コナン - E Door River Conan 

Agasa Hiroshi - 阿笠 博士 - A Hat Bo Scholar 

Haibara Ai - 灰原 哀 - Ash Original Sorrow

Yoshida Ayumi - 吉田 歩美 - Lucky Field Pace Beautiful 

Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko - 円谷 光彦 - Circle Valley Light Hiko 

Kojima Genta - 小嶋 元太 - Small Shima Yuan Too 

Miyano Elena - 宮野 エレーナ - Palace Field Elena

Miyano Atsushi - 宮野 厚司 - Palace Field Thickness Manage

Miyano Akemi - 宮野 明美 - Palace Field Bright Beautiful 

Miyano Shiho - 宮野 志保 - Palace Field Zhi Save 

Hattori Heiji - 服部 平次 - Clothes Department Flat Second-Rate 

Toyama Kazuha - 遠山 和葉 - Far Mountain And Leaf 

Suzuki Sonoko - 鈴木 園子 - Bell Wood Garden Child 

Kudo Shinichi - 工藤 新一 - Work Wisteria New One

Kudo Yusaku -  工藤 優作 - Work Wisteria Excellent Do

Kudo Yukiko - 工藤 有希子 - Work Wisteria Have Nozomi Child 

Amuro Tooru - 安室 透 - Install Room Through 

Wakita Kanenori - 脇田 兼則 - Side Field Simultaneous But 

Enomoto Azusa - 榎本 梓 - Enoki Book Azusa 

Sato Miwako - 佐藤 美和子 - Zuo Wisteria Beautiful And Child 

Takagi Wataru - 高木 渉 - High Wood Wataru 

Megure Juzo - 目暮 十三 - Eye Twilight Ten Three 

Chiba Kazunobu - 千葉 和伸 - Thousand Leaf And Stretch 

Miike Naeko - 三池 苗子 - Three Pool Seedling Child 

Shiratori Ninzaburo -  白鳥 任三郎 - White Bird Appoint Three Lang 

Miyamoto Yumi - 宮本 由美 - Palace Book Depend On Beautiful 

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田 博, Yoshida Hiroshi, September 19, 1876 – April 5, 1950) was a 20th-century Japanese painter and woodblock printmaker. He is regarded as one of the greatest artists of the shin-hanga style, and is noted especially for his landscape prints. Yoshida travelled widely, and was particularly known for his images of non-Japanese subjects done in traditional Japanese woodblock style, including the Taj Mahal, the Swiss Alps, the Grand Canyon, and other National Parks in the United States.

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Yoshida Hiroshi (吉田博) Fishes of Honolulu (1925)

(source) as part of an online catalogue of his works

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Hiroshi Yoshida 吉田 博 - Mount Rainier

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田博) (1876–1950, Japan)

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Hiroshi Yoshida 吉田 博

1876 - 1950

Kinoe

1930

#Hiroshi Yoshida #japanese artist painter #original art #art

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Kouno Festival, by Hiroshi Yoshida, 1933

吉田博 「河野祭」木版　昭和8年（1933）

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田博, 1876 – 1950)            

竹林   Bamboo Grove

1939    

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チョッカイ (Chokkai) by Minako Yoshida / 吉田美奈子

Album: Flapper Year: 1976 Label: RCA Lyrics: Minako Yoshida / 吉田美奈子 Music: Hiroshi Sato / 佐藤博

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Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田 博, Yoshida Hiroshi, September 19, 1876 – April 5, 1950) was a renowned Japanese painter and woodblock printmaker during the Taisho and Showa eras. He is widely recognized for his contributions to the shin-hanga ("new prints") movement, which aimed to revive traditional ukiyo-e woodblock printing techniques while incorporating modern themes and styles.

Yoshida initially trained in Western-style oil painting in Japan before studying traditional Japanese painting and woodblock printing.

He blended elements of both Eastern and Western art, creating a unique style that incorporated traditional Japanese subjects with a modern sensibility.

Yoshida played a pivotal role in the shin-hanga movement, which sought to modernize traditional ukiyo-e prints.

His prints often featured landscapes, scenes from nature, and architectural landmarks, characterized by meticulous detail and vibrant colors.

Yoshida gained international acclaim for his works and participated in exhibitions worldwide.

His prints, particularly landscapes, were popular among Western audiences, contributing to the global recognition of Japanese woodblock prints. Technological Innovation:

Yoshida embraced innovative techniques, such as experimenting with color woodblock printing and incorporating Western printmaking methods into his work.

His extensive travels, including journeys to India, Europe, and the United States, influenced the subjects of his prints and added diversity to his artistic repertoire.

Hiroshi Yoshida is considered one of the leading figures of the shin-hanga movement and a master of woodblock printing.

His sons, Toshi Yoshida and Hodaka Yoshida, also became accomplished printmakers, contributing to the continuation of the family's artistic legacy.

Yoshida's legacy endures through his extensive body of work and the continued appreciation for his contributions to the revitalization of traditional Japanese printmaking in a modern context.

image: https://www.bonhams.com/auction/29961/lot/2090/yoshida-hiroshi-1876-1950-showa-era-1926-1989-circa-1930/

edisonmariotti @edisonblog

.br Hiroshi Yoshida (吉田 博, Yoshida Hiroshi, 19 de setembro de 1876 – 5 de abril de 1950) foi um renomado pintor e gravurista japonês durante as eras Taisho e Showa. Ele é amplamente reconhecido por suas contribuições ao movimento shin-hanga ("novas estampas"), que visava reviver as técnicas tradicionais de impressão em xilogravura ukiyo-e ao mesmo tempo que incorporava temas e estilos modernos.

Yoshida inicialmente treinou pintura a óleo de estilo ocidental no Japão antes de estudar pintura tradicional japonesa e xilogravura.

Ele combinou elementos da arte oriental e ocidental, criando um estilo único que incorporou temas tradicionais japoneses com uma sensibilidade moderna.

Yoshida desempenhou um papel fundamental no movimento shin-hanga, que buscava modernizar as estampas tradicionais do ukiyo-e.

Suas gravuras frequentemente apresentavam paisagens, cenas da natureza e marcos arquitetônicos, caracterizados por detalhes meticulosos e cores vibrantes.

Yoshida ganhou reconhecimento internacional por seus trabalhos e participou de exposições em todo o mundo.

Suas gravuras, especialmente paisagens, eram populares entre o público ocidental, contribuindo para o reconhecimento global das xilogravuras japonesas. Inovação tecnológica:

Yoshida adotou técnicas inovadoras, como experimentar a impressão em xilogravura colorida e incorporar métodos de gravura ocidentais em seu trabalho.

Suas extensas viagens, incluindo viagens à Índia, Europa e Estados Unidos, influenciaram os temas de suas gravuras e agregaram diversidade ao seu repertório artístico.

Hiroshi Yoshida é considerado uma das principais figuras do movimento shin-hanga e um mestre da xilogravura.

Seus filhos, Toshi Yoshida e Hodaka Yoshida, também se tornaram gravadores talentosos, contribuindo para a continuação do legado artístico da família.

O legado de Yoshida perdura através de seu extenso trabalho e da contínua apreciação por suas contribuições para a revitalização da gravura tradicional japonesa em um contexto moderno.