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Kitao Shigemasa
Kitao Shigemasa
Garden Shop at Somei (Somei no uekiya) from an untitled series of famous places in Edo
Kitao Shigemasa
Courtesans of the Matsuneya: Agemaki Somezuru Takamoto Kotoore from the book Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami (Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Green Houses) vol. 1 picture 9 sheets 8-9
Kitao Shigemasa
Small Hand Drum from an untitled set of Five Musicians (Gonin-bayashi)
Kitao Shigemasa
Summer Flowers: Iris and Water Plantain from the book Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami (Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Green Houses) vol. 1 picture 12 sheets 11-12
Kitao Shigemasa
Actors Segawa Kikunojo II as Tenmaya Ohatsu and Ichikawa Yaozo II as Hiranoya Tokubei
Kitao Shigemasa
Two Beauties from the series Beauties of the Eastern Quarter (Toho bijin no zu)
Kitao Shigemasa
Courtesans of the Matsubaya: Segawa Matsushima Somenosuke Hatsukaze from the book Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami (Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Green Houses) vol. 1 picture 2 sheets 1-2
Kitao Shigemasa
Winter Flowers: Chrysanthemums from the book Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami (Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Green Houses) vol. 2 picture 14 sheets 13-14
Kitao Shigemasa
Courtesans of the Kado-Tsutaya: Michinoku Himeogi Michishio from the book Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami (Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Green Houses) vol. 1 picture 19 sheets 18-19
Kitao Shigemasa
The Island of the Immortals on a Turtle Shell (Horai kame no ko)
Shigemasa Kitao (Kitaoshigemasa, Genbun 4th year <1739> --January 24th, 1820
His real surname is Kitabatake, and he is said to be a descendant of the Sengoku daimyo Kitabatake. Childhood name Taroyoshi. Known as Kyugoro, later Sasuke.諱 is Kanetsu, and the characters are non-existent. The painting surname is called Kitao, Shigemasa (both Shigemasa and Kyomasa), Heisui, Benisuiken, Benisuisai, Ichiyoi, Tairei, Kitamine, Hokutan Tao, Shigureoka Izumi, Tsunei Ten, Drunk Man, It is called Suiken Suzuki. In addition, as haiku names and picture titles, they are called Hanaai and Hanaai.