Takahashi Shotei (1871 – 11 February 1945)

Takahashi Shotei, White Cat 1924.

Takahashi Shotei (born Takahashi Hiroaki) was a Japanese 

woodblock artist, representative of the Shin-hanga art movement.

Shotei received his pseudonym from his uncle, Matsumoto Fuko,

under whose tutelage he studied.

His works are in the collections of many museums around the

world, including the British Museum, the Honolulu Museum 

of Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Brunnier Art 

Museum, the Saint Louis Art Museum and others.

Takahashi Shotei, Mount Fuji from Mizukubo 1932.

Takahashi Shotei, Junks in Inatori Bay, Izu 1926.

Takahashi Shotei, Rats and Radishes 1926.

Takahashi Shotei, Crows on a Cold Night c. 1930.

Takahashi Shotei, The Red Gate of Hongo in Snow 1926.

Takahashi Shotei, Cat with Bell 1929.

Takahashi Shotei, Starry Night c. 1926-1927.

Takahashi Shotei, Snow at Night 1910.

Takahashi Shotei, Cat with

Tomato Plant 1931.

Takahashi Shotei, Pagoda and 

Crows c. 1930.

Takahashi Shotei, Shiragumo 

Waterfall of Nikko 1910.

Takahashi Shotei, Thunderstorm 

at Tateishi c.1924-1925.

Takahashi Shotei, Snow at 

Nipponmatsu c. 1926-1927.

Takahashi Shotei, Nagoya Castle 

c. 1932.