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Views of Tokyo, Shinagawa in Rain
Views of Tokyo, Shinagawa in Rain
東京風景 品川の雨
1917
Kazuma Oda 織田 一磨
(Japanese, 1881–1956)
Lithograph
Gift of the Artist 1949.433
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One of the founders of the sosaku-hanga movement, Oda played a seminal role in the founding of the influential Japan Creative Print Society in 1918. Having studied with Czech artist Emil Orlik, Oda was very familiar with the work of his European contemporaries, utilizing the Western technique of lithography as well as making traditional woodcuts.
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