Hiroshi Yoshida: A collection of 278 works (HD)

Hiroshi Yoshida: A collection of 278 works (HD)
Description: "Born in 1876, Hiroshi Yoshida grew up in a traditional Japanese household. He had an older brother, and his father worked as a principal and teacher in a local school. Yoshida became close to his art teacher, and the older man later adopted him and moved him to a new city. Early in his schooling, Yoshida trained as a painter, and he began painting again towards the end of his life. Yoshida enjoyed traveling and often showcased his work in the United States. He married and had two sons. He also made posters and other work for the Chinese government during World War II
Yoshida spent much of his early career working on landscapes and oil paintings, but in 1920, he decided to try his hand at woodblock printing. After seeing his work, a local publisher printed some of his pieces, which led to additional work. The artist used a specific method to create his woodblocks, which involved painting a large image and cutting a woodblock to mimic that image. Japanese artists worked with one color at a time, applying the paint to the block and pressing it against the paper. Art historians consider Yoshida the father of the Shin Hanga movement. Artists from previous generations created classic and traditional pieces that incorporated images and designs relating to Japanese and Asian elements. Yoshida began incorporating American elements and designs from other countries into his finished prints. Yoshida often used the same image to make multiple prints in different colors. He used the same block for his pieces Sailing Boats in the Morning and Sailing Boats in the Mist. By simply changing the colors, he created two similar pieces with entirely different looks. The traveling that he did during his life influenced his later work. Mt. Fuji from Okitsu and Matterhorn Day were two prints he made after his journeys. He also turned the Matterhorn print into a second print that detailed the look of the mountain at night. The artist later moved to Tokyo, but he continued taking trips to make sketches and look for inspiration for his prints. He continued working on his art for years, and he died just days after working on a new painting.."
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[@erikfurudi975]

I love the shin-hanga movement, it's wonderful

[@JibberJabJones]

wooww...i didn't know yoshida. they're so subtle and delicate. really lovely way to start the day.

[@7694]

この歳になっても・・知らなかったことばかり・・息をのむとはこのことです・・ありがたい

[@chen-huichiu2143]

Thank you so much for your efforts of making the brilliant video. Love love this artist’s works, he was so talented. Love your channel, thank you very much for sharing all the wonderful information. 🙏

[@cut--]

I never fully appreciated this work until I needed some inspiration in my own work. My paintings were all over the place, which was fine for 6-8 years but I started wanting MUCH more discipline. the blossoms @ 14:13 and the clouds @ 14:16 guided me so much. thank you.

[@janetwise7629]

Amazing body of work! Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this together.

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Wow! I absolutely love these works!! Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@sallyann8686]

This is a a particularly favourite of mine.

[@josebernardoceballos7119]

Gracias Señores muchas Gracias!!!

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful paintings and unique

[@redasileikiene3434]

Wonderful

[@MuhammadAli-yh6to]

so beautiful

[@musicaclasicaviva4258]

Exótica y linda obra. Gracias LearnFromMaster

[@elianeluty2065]

découverte, merci beaucoup

[@tictic6655]

Love your channel and learning from masters so much. Hope ur going to make Itō Jakuchū also. He's one of my favorite Japanese artist. thanks for all your movies!

[@LearnFromMasters]

Thanks a lot! Of course, soon!

[@tictic6655]

I appreciate all of your works:)

[@war-painter]

Gorgeous artwork, although these are not all strictly etchings. Some are woodblock, some are maybe watercolor or oil paintings? All are wonderful and I so appreciate that you are finally matching the music to the artwork. Please try to remember that some of the artists were groundbreaking and innovative for their time. Choose music that fits the original inventive spirit of the artist and times in which they were created --not conservative elevator Muzak.

[@munetakakonomi9345]

Watercolor paintings, oil paintings and woodblock prints are summarized in the term "etchings"

[@dumitruenceanu2130]

Frumusețe și perfecțiune japoneźă precum cultură lor milenară.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Very nice.

[@mizofan]

Kawase Hasui is worth a video too I think

[@luzeugeniaarandaregules7433]

Bello y delicado

[@robinledrew6963]

I would so appreciate a list of the works and the medium or location of such. That would help this grateful student!

[@anodyne57]

The titles at the beginning say, "A Collection of Etchings by Hiroshi Yoshida". Impressively mistaken.

[@munetakakonomi9345]

Now "etchings" in the title has been replaced with "works". thanks !

[@marcotenicelacarrillos3066]

Super obra

[@cocovid1323]

Gorgeous body or work.

[@robertgallatin-jones7973]

[@atomaalatonal]

So these are not all woodblock printings?

[@gravyfish4684]

Hi I have a print by this artist called: the Chinese Vase. You wouldn't happen to have any information that could help me?

[@francescadavis3913]

Not etchings!

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful paintings and unique