Oda’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.
Yufuku Hot Spring in Iwami (Iwami Yufuku onsen)
Oda Kazuma Japanese, 1882-1956
Catching Whitebait at Nakaumi, Izumo (Izumo Nakaumi Shirauo tori)
Oda Kazuma 織田一麿 Japanese, 1882–1956
The Café District in Shinjuku, from the series Scenery of Shinjuku
Bar Bacchus in Ginza, from the series Pictures of Ginza, First Series
The Senbikiya Store in Ginza, from the series Pictures of Ginza, First Series
A Girl Selling Dolls, no. 1 from the series Pictures of Ginza, Second Series
Spring Rain at Mount Tsukuba (Tsukuba-san shun'u), from the series "Picture Album of the Famous Mountains of Japan (Nihon meisan gafu)"
Night Scene of the Tokyo Theater
Bar Sourire, no. 3 from the series Pictures of Ginza, Second Series
Landscape of Susaki (Susaki no kei), from the series "Views of Tokyo (Tokyo fukei)"
Bar Fledermaus, no. 1 from the series Pictures of Ginza, First Series
Nude
Distant View of Mitsukoshi Movie Theater in Shinjuku from the Sixth Floor of Hoteiya (Hoteiya rokkai kara Shinjuku Mitsukoshi Musashi no kan enbo zu), no. 1 from the series "Scenery of Shinjuku (Gashu Shinjuku fukei)"
St. Nicholas Cathedral in Surugadai, from the series Scenery of Tokyo
Carnation
Shichiri Beach (Shichirigahama), from the series "Landscapes Prints (Gashu fukei hanga)"
View of Kabuki Theater from Matsuya (Ginza Matsuya yori Kabukiza), no. 3 from the series "Pictures of Ginza, First Series (Gashu Ginza dai isshu)"
Tokyo Theater
Sumida Park
Matsue Bridge (Matsue Ohashi)