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{{Short description|Japanese painter}} ...te=2010-02-01|publisher=www.kobijutsu.ne.jp|language=Japanese}}</ref> is a Japanese painter in the ''[[Nihonga]]'' style of [[watercolour painting]]. ...

..., and the [[Boer War]]; he also covered the [[First Sino-Japanese War|Sino-Japanese War]] of 1894–95 and the [[Philippines]] campaign of the [[Spanish–Amer [[Category:English watercolourists]] ...

[[File:Her Japanese Dolls by Adrien Moreau.jpg|thumb|Her Japanese Dolls (1872)]] [[Category:French watercolourists]] ...

...otypes, the professional art world, Orientalism, and the interpretation of Japanese gardens for British society''. MA thesis, California State University at Lo .../ref> Building on her success, Du Cane arranged with Black to do a book on Japanese gardens with text written by her sister, Florence, a book released in 1908 ...

{{Short description|Japanese artist and illustrator (1918–1974)}} ...ragana]]''.</ref>|Iwasaki Chihiro|15 December 1918 – 8 August 1974}} was a Japanese artist and [[illustrator]] best known for her [[Watercolor painting|water-c ...

...n described as having "an economy of tone and statement that is positively Japanese".<ref name="morning_star">"Fine handling of a British medium", 31 March 196 ...'' stated that Harry Barr's "work can be compared with the best of British watercolourists, past or present".<ref name="arts_review"/> In the same year an exhibition ...

...at Melbourne of small pictures, some of which had similar qualities to the Japanese coloured wood-cuts of the eighteenth century. Sales were good, partly becau [[Category:Australian watercolourists]] ...

...l art]] ([[Chinese ceramics|Chinese]] and [[Japanese pottery and porcelain|Japanese porcelain]], ''[[cloisonné]]''-decorated bronze vessels, a painting in the [[Category:Romanian watercolourists]] ...

...ble production was the brilliant 1895 Christmas pantomime ''Djin Djin, the Japanese Bogie-man'', which departed from the usual fairytale in both theme and prod [[Category:Australian watercolourists]] ...

By the nineteenth century there were a number of well-known watercolourists such as [[Thomas Davies (British Army officer)|Thomas Davies]] [1737-1812], ...e mainly Ontario-based artists did invite a number of nationally prominent watercolourists including W.J. Phillips<ref name=autogenerated2 /> and [[Florence Helena Mc ...

====Japanese hand-coloured photographs (circa 1860–1899)==== ...udio the refined skills of [[Japanese art|Japanese]] [[watercolor painting|watercolourists]] and [[woodblock printing|woodblock printmakers]] were successfully applie ...

...ough in Japanese translation only) of the ''Illustrated London News''{{'}} Japanese material, see Kanai.|group="note"}} ...sman, pp. 96, 98, 100; Hockley, pp. 77–80.</ref> and other works.) Beato's Japanese photographs include portraits, genre works, landscapes, cityscapes, and a s ...

...stern artists, that the Western world's fascination and preoccupation with Japanese art gave rise to the new term [[Japonisme]] or Japonism. ...was established according to the length of time spent creating it. In the Japanese arts furniture and design focused on the quality of the space, which was me ...

...featured secular, [[autonomous stained glass]] panels inspired in part by Japanese-landscape painting.<ref>{{cite magazine |last=Wolfenden |first=Ian |date=Ja ...tanding glass panels. While their folding structures draw inspiration from Japanese folding screens, they explore a new context for stained glass, no longer co ...

...ww.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-24625202 |title=Peter Rabbit: Why the Japanese love Beatrix Potter| publisher= BBC News| website= BBC |date=13 November 20 [[Category:English watercolourists]] ...

...[The Daily Telegraph]] |access-date=29 August 2017 }}</ref> and subsequent watercolourists [[John Robert Cozens]] (1752–1797), Turner's friend [[Thomas Girtin]] (17 ...anese-art |title=Erotic bliss shared by all at Shunga: Sex and Pleasure in Japanese Art |newspaper=[[The Guardian]] |access-date=30 August 2017}}</ref> ...

.../ref> The lily export trade continued to flourish until the 1940s when the Japanese captured much of the market. Alfred Birdsey was one of the more famous and talented watercolourists, known for his impressionistic landscapes of [[Hamilton, Bermuda|Hamilton]] ...