Eikoh Hosoe: Kimono Nº 2, 1963
Amazing colors - Bijin parting a Noren Curtin 1906 I love the moon and bat motif on the noren curtain.
Geisha 日本のココロ。の画像(写真). #japan

Japanese Photography, Modern Photography, Vintage Photography, Postcard Size, Photo Postcards, Nihon, Japanese Prints, Japanese Kimono, Chinese Calendar

✟國立警戒區域✟ Meiji period Geiko 富菊 Tomigiku

“…During the years Taisho 10 and Taisho 11 and Tomigiku was one of the great beauties of Kyoto. With her long eyelashes, and watery eyes reflecting the light, it.

Kazuo Ohno, Butoh dance

Photography by Eikoh Hosoe 細江 英公 - Kazuo Ohno 大野 一雄 (Ōno Kazuo, October 1906 – June 1994 from the series The butterfly dream © Eikoh Hosoe/Courtesy Studio Equis.

Geisha Girl, Japan
Geiko Tokiko and Friend 1920s Geiko Tokiko (standing on the right) in costume for the Miyako Odori (Cherry Dance). Tokiko first appeared in the 1917 Miyako Odori programme as a maiko (apprentice geisha) and last appeared in the 1926 programme as a geiko (geisha). By 1928 a new maiko appeared under the name Tokiko.

Geiko Tokiko (right) fr Miyako Odori (Cherry dance, Tokiko appeared in th 1917 Miyako Odori program as maiko (apprentice geisha) & last appeared in 1926 as geiko (geisha). By 1928 a new maiko appeared under th name Tokiko

| d a m s e l • i n • d e c a d e n c e | Memorias de una Gueixa / 京都ー祇園 (kyoto-gion) |
dm

Anton

zoebalthus: “ Kimono #3 - 1963 © Eikoh Hosoe ”

Beautiful, inspirational and creative images from Piccsy. Thousands of Piccs from all our streams, for you to browse, enjoy and share with a friend.

"SEVEN SOULS IN THE SKULL CASTLE"-EikoKoike modern oiran style
Japanese painter, KUMAGAI Morikazu (1880~1977)　熊谷守一
Nonaka Yuri 野中ユ, Japanese artist by Hosoe Eikoh 細江 英公 - Japan - 1970s
Kazuo Ohno by Eikoh Hosoe ...The multiple hands, faces....the expression and capture of movement, that is also ghostly and spirit-filled....

Kazuo Ohno by Eikoh Hosoe .The multiple hands, faces.the expression and capture of movement, that is also ghostly and spirit-filled.

Sandwiches.

Dutch photographer Ed van der Elsken was part of the scene in Paris at the time, and in he published a ground-breaking photobook called "Love on the Left Bank".

Pinterest
Search