Tanaka’s work is defined by its japanese (culture or style) sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Rice-Pounding Rabbit
Tanaka Shutei Japanese, 1810-1858
Parrot and Bells
Parrot and Fans
Mountain with Pine and Maple Trees
Tanaka Shutei Japanese, 1810-1858 Yoshimura Koichi Japanese, 1818-1874"
Incense Burner. Chrysanthemums, and Camellias
Tanaka Shutei (Japanese, 1810-1858)
Longevity symbols
Man Holding Cherry Blossom Branch and Love Letter
Untitled
Tanaka Atsuko Japanese, 1932-2005
Sekigahara in Snow (Yuki no Sekigahara)
Tanaka Ryohei Japanese, born 1933
Grinded Fabric - Blue & Blue 603
Chiyoko Tanaka (Japanese, born 1941) Kyoto, Japan
Winter Orchard No. 1 (Fuyu no Kaki) (artist's proof)
Kanshuji Temple
Hatagoh, Early Winter
Persimmon Tree
Thatched Roof Composition
Big Tree No. 1
Rice Harvesting Scene
Tranquil Night
Lion Dancing at Sugou, Gifu Pref. (Sugo shihsi, Gifu)
Tanaka Masaki Japanese, b. 1947