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Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山, active during the mid-19th century, was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist known for his humorous depictions of daily life. He was famous for his detailed portrayal of people and landscapes, often capturing moments of everyday activities in Edo (modern-day Tokyo). Hanzan's work is characterised by vibrant colours, expressive lines and a distinct sense of movement, evoking the bustling energy of Edo's streets. His subjects ranged from street scenes and festivals to portraits of individuals and groups, demonstrating his keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects.
Born
1820
Died
1882
Costumes of the Sumiyoshi Festival
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
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Various Haiku Composed by Kabuki Actor Banto Enkaku and...
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
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Bamboo Poems
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
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Wisteria Girl, Demon, and Falconer
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
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(Procession of oxen)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1865
(Rats carrying treasures)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1864
Visiting a Shrine of the Eagle God
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1861
(Underwater scene)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1850
School Children
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1850
(Two boys and a pine tree)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1850
(Spectator at a window)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1850
(Fan and a tiger)
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1854
Japanse esdoorn
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1848
Schip met giften
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1848
Poling a Boat in the Moonlit Water
Hanzan (Matsukawa) 松川半山
1866