Artist
Sensai Eiko
Sensai Eiko is an Impressionism artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Sensai Eiko made untitled diptych woodblock prints in the 1870s. Two dark, layered panels—ink and color on paper—show a single scene split across hinged boards. The prints belong to the late Edo period, when artists mixed delicate linework with richer pigments before modernization changed the craft. See the unnamed diptych in the app, then tap to view the era’s next woodblock pair on screen.
Works by Sensai Eiko
Collections represented
Museum
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