Shinohara Noriko
篠原紀子
Japan
Biography
Shinohara Noriko (篠原紀子) is a Japanese printmaker whose work appears in collections and listings of Japanese woodblock prints. Verifiable biographical details, including birth and death dates, artistic training, movement connections, and exhibition history, are not documented in the principal English-language references on Japanese printmaking.
Prints attributed to Shinohara Noriko are known in the international market for Japanese hanga. Identification of further biographical and career information would require consultation of Japanese-language print association records, exhibition catalogs, and institutional archives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Shinohara Noriko (篠原紀子) is a Japanese printmaker whose work appears in collections and listings of Japanese woodblock prints. Verifiable biographical details, including birth and death dates, artistic training, movement connections, and exhibition history, are not documented in the principal English-language references on Japanese printmaking.
Shinohara Noriko's prints frequently feature bijin-ga, portraits, figures, trees, etching, abstract.
Original prints by Shinohara Noriko can be found in collections including Art Institute of Chicago, ukiyo-e.org.
Shinohara Noriko is a contemporary printmaker contributing to the ongoing tradition of woodblock printing. Contemporary prints offer collectors an affordable entry point into Japanese printmaking. Prices range from $100 for smaller works to $1,500 for major compositions. Most prints sell in the $200–$600 range. The contemporary printmaking scene is active and international, with artists exhibiting at galleries, art fairs, and print biennials worldwide.
