Japanese Photogravure Art 1919 Lot 6 Art Schools

6 Original 1919 Japanese art prints of Ukiyoye School 1919 Very Good Condition, 7" x 9.5" tall, on cream paper, vintage early photogravure art print about 100 years old -- not a modern reproduction Special Loose Pictures from The Mentor Journal - Japanese Painting - 6 - prepared by the Editorial Staff of the Mentor Association Volume 7 # 18, Serial No. 190 1919. on Six Different Japanese Art Schools

#1. Yamato-Tosa School. Group on Temple Steps detail of a Roll-Painting by Fujiwara Nobuzane, Flight of the Court , detail of Roll-Painting by Sumiyosh Keion

#2. Landscape, By Kano Maranobu, Waterfall, by Kano Tanyu. The Kano School was founded by Kano Masanobu (1493-1490) and was carried on by his son, Kano Motonobu (1476-1559). It was a period when connoisseurship in Japanese art reached a very high point and noted art critics, such as So-ami, Shingei and Shin-no, laid down the principles of Japanses art criticism.

#3. Jurojin, The Spirit of Longevity. Sesshu stands forth as the greatest painter of the whole Ashikaga or Higashiyama Period (1333-1574) in Japanese estimation. His art is almost entirely subjective..

#4. Maize, Magnolia and Icho Screen, by Honnami Koyetsu, Two Panels of a Flower Screen, by Tawaraya Sotatsu, Flower Panel By Ogata Korin. The Koyetsu-Korin School, more commonly called the Korin School, developed along extraordinary original decorative lines. Honnami Koyetsu was the founder of the school and Ogata Korin was its best know exponent.

#5. ​4 photogravure art prints of Ukiyoye School - The Lady and Cherry Tree in Blossom by Katsushika Hokusai, Ladies in Garden by Kubo Shunman, Yeddo Belle by Miyagawa Choshun, Hill of Kioannon on the Kisokaido by Ichiryusai Hiroshige

#6. The Tigress by Kishi Chikudo was exhibited at the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893. The Ganku School was founded by Kishi Ganku (1745-1834).