Japanese Watercolours
from the Meiji and Taisho period

All these watercolours were done in a Western watercolour technique, on European watercolour paper and with European watercolour paint. Most watercolours are signed in a Western way in Roman letters. They are made from 1890 till the end of the 1930s by artists with a Western style education, at Art schools in Japan by Western teachers. One of them was the English watercolourist Charles Wirgman.

size: 50 x33 cm
signed: G. YOKOUCHI

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Kinzen Mori
(1888 - 1959 )

Y. Hasgawa
94 x 60 cm

Y . Hasegawa
92 x 66 cm

size: 33 x50 cm
signed.J. KASAGI

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Jirokichi Kasagi (1870 - 1923)

size: 50 x 33 cm
signed TERAUCHI

size: 50 x 33 cm
signed KEISHU

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