Sugakudo (fl.1850 - 1861 )
Sugakudo Nakayama was a mid-19th century ukiyo-e artist. Though the exact dates of his birth and death are unknown, he flourished between 1850 and 1861. A student of Hiroshige, Sugakudo is best known for his kacho-e (bird-and-flower prints), particularly for his series Exact Reproductions of Forty-Eight Birds (1858) and Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons (1861). These designs are acclaimed for their realistic rendering of the natural world, as well as their delicacy of color, fine embossing, and high technical quality.
Ukiyo-e Under $500
Great Japanese ukiyo-e prints can be found at a variety of price points. This collection of affordable artwork presents a selection of ukiyo-e priced under $500.
40 Products
Sugakudo
Leaf Warbler, Running Bamboo, Japanese Honeysuckle, and Yellow Rose (No. 19)
JPR-210927
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Dusky Thrush, Pea Plants, and Broccoli Flowers (No. 7)
JPR-210925
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Bullfinch, Bee, and Morning Glory in Seed (No. 9)
JPR-210923
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White-Headed Mannikin, Apricot, and Japanese Rush (No. 20)
JPR-210921
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White-cheeked Bunting, Wisteria Bean, and Wild Carnation (No. 6)
JPR-210917
Sugakudo
Snipe, Club-Rush, and Morning Glories (No. 23)
JPR-210915
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Curly-feathered Chickens and Wild Strawberries (No. 11)
JPR-210910