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Shiba Kōkan (1747-1818) was a Japanese artist known for his ukiyo-e woodblock prints, particularly his depictions of landscapes and scenes from daily life. His works often featured detailed and realistic portrayals of nature, incorporating elements of Western perspective into his compositions. Kōkan was also a prolific writer and produced several illustrated books on topics such as travel and the natural world. His work is characterized by its refined aesthetic and evocative imagery, showcasing the beauty and cultural richness of Edo-period Japan.
Born
1747
Died
1818
Rooster with Rose
Shiba Kōkan
late 18th - early 19th century
A Meeting of Japan
Shiba Kōkan
late 18th - early 19th century
Courtesan watching her maids roll a snowball
Shiba Kōkan
1770
A Garden of Pictures by Kyoto Artists
Shiba Kōkan
1814
Geïllustreerd verslag van een reis naar het westen
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Illustrated Account of a Journey to the West
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Geïllustreerd verslag van een reis naar het westen
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Geïllustreerd verslag van een reis naar het westen
Shiba Kōkan
1803
A Diary of Travel from Edo to Nagasaki (Seiyūryōdan)
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Geïllustreerd verslag van een reis naar het westen
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Geïllustreerd verslag van een reis naar het westen
Shiba Kōkan
1803
Chats on Novelties of Foreign Lands (Kōmōzatsuwa)
Shiba Kōkan
1797