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Elizabeth Keith. 1887年－1956年 スコットランド出身. 版画家。. 1915年、東京で雑誌を発行していたロバートソン・スコットと結婚した姉エルスペットを訪ねて来日。. 国内のほかにも中国、朝鮮、フィリピンなどアジア諸国を旅行し、現地の日常風景のスケッチを ...
Elizabeth Keith (1887-1956) Elizabeth Keith was one of the rare Western artists in the Shin Hanga or “New Print” movement, and one of even fewer women. Her designs were clean and elegant, with a subtle pallette, and found considerable popularity in Europe at a time when the Western world was fascinated by Asia and all-things-Japan.
Elizabeth Keith. Elizabeth Keith was a Scottish painter, printmaker, and author, who lived in Japan throughout the 1910s and 1920s. After traveling to Tokyo to visit her sister in 1915, Keith was so enamored with Japan that she decided not to return to Britain. She soon found work as an artist with the influential print publisher Watanabe ...
Biography – Elizabeth Keith [1887-1956] Born in Aberdeenshire in 1887 she was a self taught artist in Japanese woodblock printing. She was influenced by Katsushika Hokusai, Kitagawa Utamaro and Ando Hiroshige. She traveled widely including Japan, China and Korea. Keith exhibited from 1923-1940.
Elizabeth Keith (pronounced Erizabesu Kisu in Japanese, エリザベス・キース) was born in Scotland and raised in London. Recently, a search of ancestry records suggests an alternate date of birth (1881 in Banff, Banffshire, not Aberdeenshire) rather than the universally cited 1887. Keith died from complications of diabetes in London in ...
Elizabeth Rowan Keith is an independent writer and researcher. She holds a doctorate in the Biological Sciences, specializing in Ethnobotany, a Master’s degree in Public Administration, and has trained in multiple research methodologies. Her teaching and research span the fields of sociology, geography, government, Native American studies ...
Elizabeth Keith was a Scottish printmaker and watercolorist. Her work consists of prints depicting Asian life and culture, a fascination she acquired when she traveled to Tokyo at the age of 28. She would continue her travels throughout Asia, visiting China, Korea, and the Philippines, gathering more subjects for her a
