Artist
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Totoya Hokkei
1780–1858
132130
Works
78
Years lived
Japanese (culture or style)
Style
Totoya’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.
Selected works
132130 pieces
A Mountainous Landscape with a Stream
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Tachibana no Hayanari preparing to make the first writing of the New Year
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Cat Playing with a Toy Butterfly, from the series "Thirty-six Pictures of Birds (Sanjuroku kinzoku)"
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Crossing the Monkey Bridge
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Still-Life with Monkey Mask
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
The Salt Dragon
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
The Theater Outing
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Potted Plant (Ueki), from the series "Eighteen Illustrations of the Ladder of Ancient Words (Kogentei juhachiban tsuzuki)"
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Raiko (Minamoto no Yorimitsu) and the demon kite
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Oniwakamaru subduing the giant carp
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Oniwakamaru subduing the giant carp
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Shinto priest performing the seaweed-gathering ritual
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
The Seaweed-gathering Ritual in Nagato Province (Nagato mekari no shinji), from the series "Famous Places in the Provinces (Shokoku meisho)"
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Dragon in the clouds
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780–1850
Goat beneath a plum tree
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
The Horse Sekitoba and the General Guan Yu (Jp: Kan'u), from the series "A Series of Famous Horses (Meiba bantsuzuki)"
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Earth: Lin Chong (Do, Rinchu), from the series "The Five Elements of The Water Margin (Suiko gogyo)"
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Kintaro dreaming of his childhood
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Yu the Great battling a dragon
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850
Lady Seated by a Tokonoma Alcove
Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850