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Hiroshige	Kunisada
Kuniyoshi	Toyokuni
Yoshitoshi	Kiyochika
Hasui	Yoshida Hiroshi

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#10002700 Kawase Hasui,"Morning at Dotonbori, Osaka".

Created in April 1933. Here themed is Dotonbori Canal, one of today's landmarks in Osaka. In the light of morning, a boatman is nodding slowly. In February this year, Hasui visited Kansai area for sketch, and collected landscapes in Osaka and Kyoto. This period is Hasui's most active time, and his woodblock prints are at the peak. This artwork is one of them, and printed to show in a collection book, "Japanese Landscapes, in Kansai".

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Feb 08 Utagawa Hiroshige, "Yotsuya Naito Shinjuku, Famous 100 views of Edo"
Feb 04 Issen Yoshikazu, "Amerikashunouchi".
Feb 03 Utagawa Toyokuni III, "Tedai Seijuro".
Feb 02 Kawase Hasui,"Morning at Dotonbori, Osaka".
Feb 01 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Inakagenji".
Jan 31 Kawase Hasui, " Osaka Takatsu".
Jan 30 Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Shichifukujin, Seven Gods of Good Fortune.
Jan 29 Utagawa Hiroshige, Ueno Yama Shita, Famous 100 Views of Edo.
Jan 28 Kawase Hasui, "Shiba Onshi Park".
Jan 22 Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Kumawakamaru and Shinotsuka Iganokami's Daughter.
Jan 21 Utagawa Hiroshige II, Tenjin-matsuri No Zu, Shokoku Meisho Hyakkei.
Jan 20 Ishikawa Toraji, Spring Mt.Fuji seen from Miho.
Jan 19 Ishikawa Toraji, Harbor after rain.
Jan 18 Utagawa Hiroshige, Buzen Rakan-ji Shita Michi, Rokujuyoshu Meishozukai.
Jan 16 Maruyama Banka, gShamo, Chickenh
Jan 15 Utagawa Hiroshige, Yotsugi-dori Canal from 100 famous views of Edo.B
Jan 14 Hashimoto Gaho,Eight Scenic Views of Xiao-xiang.
Jan 13 Toyohara Kunichika, Wakanotoku Amagoi Komachi
Jan 12 Morita Kohei, Moon.
Jan 11 Reprint, Tokaido 53 Stations.

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#10002900 Issen Yoshikazu, "Amerikashunouchi"

# 110003100 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Inakagenji"

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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
I have been dealing with Japanese fine arts for 40 years.
As an art dealer, it was my great pleasure to be able to see many wonderful art pieces.
I introduced and sold art pieces to public and private art museums all over Japan and to individual collectors.
I also have some experience in purchasing and selling important cultural assets.
When I was young, I used to scramble to deliver Japanese antique books to universities in North America and Hawaii. Recently, I sometimes go to auctions held in London and NY to purchase first-class Japanese art objects.

I am currently engaged in art authentication and purchase of the objects brought to our gallery by individual customers and other galleries. I am proud to be a connoisseur who can authenticate and appraise a wide range of Japanese fine arts including Japanese antique books, rare books, hanging scrolls (Kakejiku) and Japanese paintings.
Although it is difficult to get rare and wonderful Japanese fine arts these days, we are proud to be able to introduce some first-class Japanese fine arts to the world.

Jichiro Tanaka
Chairman of Shukado Co., Ltd.

DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
What comes up to you if you think of Japanese fine arts? Many of you may think of ukiyo-e. Ukiyo-e printings represented by the art works by Hiroshige and Hokusai are the most prevalent Japanese fine arts in the world and ukiyo-e is the most famous Japanese icon. We sell many genuine ukiyo-e printings.

　However, ukiyo-e consists only one category of the Japanese fine arts.
In each period of Japanese history from Heian, Kamakura, Muromachi, Edo, Meiji, Taisyo, Showa to post-war period, Japanese fine arts reflecting the culture of the period bloomed such as native but the exquisite picture scrolls of the Heian period (8th -12th century) and the elegant calligraphy written in the pieces of antique books and scrolls (Kohitsu-gire).
　I feel that many things of the wonderful Japanese fine arts with breathtaking beauty and humor, which also is deeply associated with the Zen philosophy, are still unknown to many people.
I am proud to introduce brilliant and vivid Japanese fine arts from each period where artists tried to create something new while they carried on the tradition from Ginza, Tokyo.

Chiaki Tanaka
Director of "Japanese-finearts.com" and
President of Shukado Co., Ltd.