Shoda Koho (庄田耕峯, ca. 1871-1946) was a Japanese artist associated with the shin-hanga (“New Prints”) art movement in Japan during the early 20th century. This movement was influenced by European Impressionism and its imagery focused on …

Explore Koho Shoda's past auction results and sold artwork prices. Research and compare historical data while shopping upcoming Koho Shoda's sales on Invaluable.com.

2013年8月1日 · Koho Shoda is one of the shin hanga artists - and he is not the only one - of whom the art scene has hardly any information. Imagine, we are not talking about an artist who died many, many centuries ago.

Shoda Koho was a Japanese artist who was born in 1871. Shoda Koho's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 50 USD to 2,307 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.

Explore a wide range of our Koho Shoda selection. Find top brands, exclusive offers, and unbeatable prices on eBay. Shop now for fast shipping and easy returns!

Koho Shoda; Explore Further. Most Similar Asian art Japan More More options. Most Similar Asian art Japan Related artworks. Cat (Neko), from the series Steady Gaze (Gyôshi), 1958 Saito Kiyoshi; Long Undergarment (Nagajuban), 1929 Torii Kotondo; Newly Published Dutch Perspective View: The Tomb of King Mausolus in Asia, c. 1824/25 ...

Koho Shoda (1871 - 1946) was a Japanese woodblock print artist. His prints exemplified the spirit of the Shin-hanga movement and are widely sought after to this day.

Koho Shoda was a student of prominent woodblock print artist Ogata Gekko (1859 - 1920). Born in Tokyo to a former vassal of the Shogunate, Shodo became a disciple of Gekko after graduating middle school.

Not much is known about Shoda Kôhô, not even the dates of his death and birth are certain. His work can be dated to ca. 1910-1920. See more prints from this artist!

Shoda Koho was a Japanese artist associated with the shin-hanga ("New Prints") art movement in Japan during the early 20th century. This movement was influenced by European Impressionism and its imagery focused on landscapes, women, and nature. In the 1920s, the publisher Hasegawa commissioned a small group of artists to create woodblock prints ...