Gekko Ogata
Gekko Ogata (1859 – 1920) was a self-taught Japanese painter and woodblock artist. He was a prolific artist with a strong work ethic and produced many paintings, woodblock prints, and illustrations for various media. In later years, attention to his works was less than for artists such as Tsukioka Yoshitoshi or Yoshu Chikanobu, but in recent years there has been renewed interest. For an in-depth overview of his life and work, there is an excellent resource in Amy Reigle Newland's "Printed and Painted: The Meiji Art of Ogata Gekko (1859-1920)".
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His works feature traditional ukiyo-e themes, such as flowers and beautiful women. These prints are typically relatively affordable. Another, more expensive genre is that of Japanese legends, heroes, and history. For both these genres, we have many woodblock prints on offer, and we hope to add more in the future of his landscape prints and those of other genres.
Prints for sale (5)
Previously sold (23)
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The Two Gods Izanagi and Izanami Standing on the Bridge of Heaven
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Night Attack of the Soga (Brothers)
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Arranging Hair
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Viewing Fireworks
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The Seven Flowers from Autumn
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Koishikawa Plum Garden
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Embroidery
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Night Attack of the Soga (Brothers)
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Kudzu Flower
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Fudo Myoo
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Auspicious Dreams
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Picking Cherries
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Nandin
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Iris Garden
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Ikebana
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Chrysanthemums
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Cherry Blossoms by a River
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Viewing Mount Fuji from the Pagoda
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The Seven Flowers from Autumn
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Tea Ceremony by Cherry Tree
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Gathering Herbs
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Rosei's Dream
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Tiger
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