Teisai’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.
Zhuangzi (Japanese: Soshi), from the series "Shunshoku ressenkyo"
Attributed to Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1771–1844
Ferry boat on the Yodo River
Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1771-1844
Flower (Hana), from the series "Snow, Moon, and Flowers (Setsugekka)"
Woman leaning against wine cask, from an untitled series of Eight Immortals of the Wine Cup
Courtesan and Kamuro
Teisai Hokuba Japanese (1770/71-1844)
Laden Horse and Women Returning with Brush
Country Woman and Child
Teisai Hokuba 蹄斎 北馬 Japanese, 1771-1844
Courtesan Holding a Book
The Monkey Sambaso Dancer and his Trainers in front of a Beauty Screen
Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1771-1844, active 1798-1842
The Seven Herbs (Nanakusa), with Scissors and Teacup
Looking at the Fuji Mountain on the Route (Dochu fuji o nozomu)
Beauty of Spring Moon Looking at the Mirror, one of the series of eight views
Sheath of Bamboo with Rice and Fish
Mt. Fuji and Boats in Foreground
Two Girls and a Boy at the Shore
Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1771–1844
Man and Woman at a Household Shrine, for the New Year of Dragon
Four Courtesans Playing Music with Samisen
Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1770-1844, active 1798-1842