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Two Dashing Horses
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Two Dashing Horses

Date1971
Maker Nakayama Tadashi Japanese, 1927 - 2014
Label TextAt a young age, Nakayama Tadashi became aware of his artistic abilities and his interest in depicting nature and zoology. Trained as a painter, Nakayama is most well known for his detailed woodblock prints. His prints are appreciated for the use of delicate lines, formalized patterns, a wealth of colors, and gold- or silver-leaf in the background. These fine qualities are beautifully illustrated in Nakayama’s two prints here: Two Dashing Horses, the artist’s favorite subject, and Butterfly.
Object number98.53.129
Credit LineGift of Frances and Thomas Blakemore
MediumWoodblock print
Nakayama Tadashi
1979
Object number: 98.53.130
Donald Shaw MacLaughlan
early 20th century
Object number: 35.459
Photo: Beth Mann
Kano School
16th century
Object number: 34.105
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Albert Urban
1942
Object number: 44.79
Stacking the rice after having dried on wooden horses
Chinese
18th century
Object number: 40.83.16
Photo: Beth Mann
Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III)
1844-53
Object number: 53.137
Photo: Beth Mann
Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III)
1844-53
Object number: 53.139
Chujo Hime holding the two ends of a string game
Utagawa Kuniyoshi
ca. 1843
Object number: 98.53.43
Two actors in the roles of Nakai Manno and Fukuoka Mitsugo
Utagawa Kunisada II
May 1852
Object number: 98.53.62