Choki (fl. c.1781 - 1813 )

Choki Eishosai was an ukiyo-e artist active around the turn of the 19th century. While little is known about his early life, Choki studied under Sekien Toriyama (1712-1788). Choki focused primarily on bijin-ga prints, or “pictures of beautiful women.,” but also designed kacho-e prints, or “bird and flower prints,” and books illustrations. His works may be signed Choki, Eishosai, or Shiko.

Posthumous Editions & Reprints

Some print designs were so beloved that they remained popular long after their original printing. From delicate surimono to the iconic landscapes of Hiroshige and Hokusai, famous designs reemerged from the blocks of Meiji-period printers and continue to be printed by contemporary publishers today.

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Artist

  • Choki
  • Eisen
  • Eishi
  • Eizan
  • Gakutei
  • Harunobu
  • Hasui
  • Hiroshige
  • Hokkei
  • Hokusai
  • Kiyonaga
  • Koitsu
  • Koryusai
  • Koson
  • Kunisada
  • Murakami, Sadao
  • Okumura, Toshinobu
  • Sharaku
  • Shinsai
  • Chigusa, Soun
  • Sozan
  • Takehisa, Yumeji
  • Toyohiro
  • Utamaro
  • Kawano, Kaoru
  • Unsigned / Unknown Artist
  • Wu, Zuoren
  • Yoshida, Hiroshi
  • Yoshida, Toshi

Subject

  • Beauties (bijin-ga)

Period

  • 1912 - 1945 (Taisho & Early Showa)

Medium

  • Woodblock Print

Size

  • Medium (ie. Oban)

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Tayu from Higashi-Ogiya House ( Reproduction)

Choki

Tayu from Higashi-Ogiya House ( Reproduction)

JPR-109598

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