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Yoshida Hiroshi was one of the chief artists of the ''[[shin hanga]]'' movement, which revived ''[[ukiyo-e]]'' for the 20th century, with vivi ...1926, joining publisher [[Watanabe Shozaburo|Watanabe Shôzaburô's]] ''shin hanga'' efforts.

Ishikawa Toraji was a [[Meiji period]] ''[[yoga|yôga]]'' painter and ''[[shin hanga]]'' woodblock print artist, known for his Impressionism-inspired style.

...in Japan, who used techniques and style from ''[[ukiyo-e]]'' and ''[[shin hanga]]''.

Kawase Hasui is among the most famous of the ''[[shin-hanga]]'' woodblock print artists. He was recruited by publisher [[Watanabe Shoza

*''[[Shin hanga]]'' artist [[Natori Shunsen]] is born (d. 1969).

*''[[Shin hanga]]'' artist [[Kawase Hasui]] is born (d. 1957).

*''[[Shin hanga]]'' artist [[Hashiguchi Goyo|Hashiguchi Goyô]] is born (d. 1921).

*''[[Shin hanga]]'' artist [[Ito Shinsui]] is born (d. 1972).

...on the west bank of the [[Kamo River]] in his late thirties. He called it Shin'en-kan (心遠館, Villa of the Detached Heart <nowiki>[or Mind]</nowiki>), ...nd perspective, Jakuchû also employed on occasion a method called ''[[taku hanga]]'' (拓版画, "rubbing prints"). This method used woodblocks to resemble

...shift from ''[[ukiyo-e]]'' ("pictures of the floating world") to ''[[shin hanga]]'' ("new prints"). He is perhaps most known for his prints of scenes aroun

*''[[Shin hanga]]'' artist [[Yoshida Hiroshi]] is born (d. 1950).

...dern design elements such as light & shadow, and point perspective. ''Shin hanga'' prints most often depicted romantic scenes of traditional Japan (albeit o ...was one of the pioneers of the movement, beginning in the 1880s; ''sôsaku hanga'' continued to develop over the course of the 20th century, with many promi

...prints equivalent to what ''Nihonga'' is in the realm of painting. ''Shin hanga'' employed elements of ''ukiyo-e'' style and process, combining these with ...yclopedia of Art") compiled by [[Ishii Hakutei]], [[Kuroda Hoshin|Kuroda Hôshin]], and [[Yuki Somei|Yûki Somei]].

...styles into their works, and came to comprise what has been called "[[shin hanga]]". Meanwhile, painters in the ''[[Nihonga]]'' style or movement incorporat

...orms such as ''[[shin hanga]]'' ("new prints") and ''[[sosaku hanga|sôsaku hanga]]'' ("creative prints"). Photography, postcards, newspapers, and a variety