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An educational website devoted to the ukiyo-e artist,
Utagawa
Kuniyoshi (1798-1861)
This site is a catalogue raisonné of the signed
artwork of Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川 国芳). It contains
over 7,000 images, counting multi-sheet compositions as single images. An undertaking such as this can never be
considered complete, and contributions of images and information to KuniyoshiProject@earthlink.net
are always welcome.
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Please follow these
links to view Kuniyoshi’s art with descriptions:
Individual prints of warriors and
historical figures Images added 3/16/23
Warrior triptychs and
diptychs
Acrobats,
top spinners, magicians, and puppeteers
Actor prints Series added 3/5/23
Animal and plant
prints
Children Images added 3/25/23
Chûshingura
prints (Forty-seven rônin) Series added
3/5/23
Comic and miscellaneous
prints Image added 3/5/23
Fan prints Image added
3/10/23
Harimaze
Ken (game
played with the hands)
Komochi-e (trick pictures)
Landscapes
Paintings Images
added 3/17/23
Paragons of filial piety
Pictures of Kuniyoshi Image added
3/18/23 (at end)
Polyptychs of
four or more sheets
Prince
Genji
Religious prints
Shini-e (memorial prints)
Shunga
(erotic art)
Sugoroku
(a board game)
Sumô wrestler prints
Surimono
Women Image added
3/10/23
Additional features and links:
Alphabetical list of Kuniyoshi’s print
series
Alphabetical
list of Kuniyoshi’s warrior triptychs and diptychs
Warrior-Prints
of Utagawa Kuniyoshi in Czechoslovak Collections by Libuše
Boháčková
Kuniyoshi
in ArtCyclopedia
Bibliography on Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Biography of Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Characters portrayed in Kuniyoshi’s warrior
prints
Glossary of ukiyo-e terms
Guide to the ukiyo-e sites on
the internet (Hans Olof Johansson’s
website)
Kabuki actors’ names in English and
Japanese
Kuniyoshi’s signatures
Kuniyoshi’s
warrior triptychs and diptychs arranged by publishers
Links
to other sites on the internet with series of Kuniyoshi’s prints
Supplement to Kuniyoshi: The Warrior Prints
Viewing Japanese Prints (John Fiorillo’s website)
Seals of Japanese print
publishers
Tips for the new collector of
Japanese prints
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