Hashimoto’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.
Chiyoda Castle
Hashimoto Okiie (Japanese, 1899-1993)
Watercolor for Hikone Castle
A Garden with Stepping Stones (Tobi ishi no aru niwa)
Girl and Irises (Shobu to shojo)
The Ruins of Osaka Castle at Night
Stone and Sand Garden E (Ishi to suna no niwa, E)
Courtyard B (Nakaniwa B)
Iris (Shobu), No. 2 from the series "Flowers of Japan Series (Nihon no hana rensaku)"
Stone (Stone Garden) (Ishi [ishi niwa])
Garden No. 14 (Niwa No. 14)
Otemon Gate
Morning Haze, Osaka Castle
Garden in Ryuanji (Ryuanji niwa)
Stillness (Sand Garden II, Tenryuji) (Seijaku [Suna niwa II Tenryuji])
Refreshing Autumn (Garden No. 22) (Soshu [Niwa No. 22])
Stone Bridge (Ishibashi)
Stepped Waterfall (Dandan no taki)
Maple Trees at Kyoko Pond (Kyokochi koyo)