Kamisaka Sekka
Japanese, 1866–1942. Born February 26, 1866 in Kyoto; died January 4, 1942 in Kyoto. 14 works on this site, dated 1904–1909: 7 prints, 7 drawings and watercolours.
Colour fingerprint
Every work's palette as a column, oldest on the left; the height of each colour is its share of the image. Click a column to open the work.
Gold & ochre 25% · White & cream 24% · Green 20% · Blue 7% · Brown 7% · Grey 6%
Closest colour mix among the artists here: Alexandre Lunois, J. M. W. Turner, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Utagawa Hiroshige, Stanley Thomas Clough.
Recurring themes: Flowers (7), Boats and ships (2), Seascapes and the coast (1), Trees and forests (1), Rain and storms (1), Birds (1)
Works
Pine Beach with Shrine Gate, from the series "A World of Things (Momoyogusa)”
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
Fishing Village, from the series "A World of Things (Momoyogusa)"
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
Courtiers' Carriages, from the series "Worlds of Things (Momoyogusa)"
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
Autumn Color, from the series "Worlds of Things (Momoyogusa)"
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
The Six Immortal Poets, from the series "Worlds of Things (Momoyogusa)"
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
A Walk Around the Paddy Fields, from the series "A World of Things (Momoyogusa)"
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909/10
Black melon
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909-05-05
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): God of Thunder (Raijin)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Flower boat (Hanabune)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Flower-draped Carts
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Chrysanthemum Boy (Kikujidō)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Asazuma in Her Boat (Asazuma-bune)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Oxherd (Bokudo)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Rooster (Chabo)
Kamisaka Sekka, 1909
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