Sekine Yoshio
関根義夫
Japan
Biography
Sekine Yoshio (関根義夫) is a Japanese printmaker whose work is found in collections and dealer inventories of Japanese woodblock prints. Confirmed biographical details, including dates, artistic training, movement affiliation, and major exhibitions, have not been located in standard English-language reference works on Japanese printmaking.
Prints attributed to Sekine Yoshio appear in the international hanga market. Further research in Japanese-language exhibition catalogs, print association membership records, and museum archives may yield additional information about this artist's career and biographical circumstances.
Key Facts
- Nationality
- 🇯🇵Japan
- Subjects
- AbstractSilkscreen
- Works Indexed
- 15
Frequently Asked Questions
Sekine Yoshio (関根義夫) is a Japanese printmaker whose work is found in collections and dealer inventories of Japanese woodblock prints. Confirmed biographical details, including dates, artistic training, movement affiliation, and major exhibitions, have not been located in standard English-language reference works on Japanese printmaking.
Sekine Yoshio's prints frequently feature abstract, silkscreen.
Original prints by Sekine Yoshio can be found in collections including robynbuntin, ukiyo-e.org.
Woodblock Prints by Sekine Yoshio (15)
Untitled (Abacus)
1963
Oil on canvas
Untitled #87
1966
Oil on canvas
Untitled (No. 218)
1970
Oil on canvas
No.290
1972
Oil on canvas
No. 369
1974
Oil on canvas
550-S
1984
Screenprint in colors on mylar
483-S
407-S
513-S (ed 15/60)
Woodblock print
Untitled (sekine-yoshio)
Woodblock print
507-S (ed 48/50)
Woodblock print
550-S (ed19/50)
Woodblock print
Robyn Buntin of Honolulu
Woodblock print
427-G (ed.32/35)
