Silkscreen Prints (201)
Silkscreen (serigraphy) printmaking technique, where ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen with blocked-out areas creating the image. Adopted by Japanese artists in the postwar era for its bold, flat color capabilities.
Artists Known for Silkscreen
Calla
Silkscreen
Calla 2
Silkscreen
Calla 3
Silkscreen
Calla 4
Silkscreen
Calla 6
Silkscreen
Calla 7
Silkscreen
Calla 8
Silkscreen
Calla in Blue
Silkscreen
Calla in Blue 3
Silkscreen
Calla in Green 4
Silkscreen
Calla in Green 5
Silkscreen
Lotus
Silkscreen
Lotus 2
Silkscreen
Lotus Flower 5
Silkscreen
White Lotus Flower 3
Silkscreen
July First 5
Silkscreen
Lace#21
2012
Silkscreen on acrylic panel
Waiting to Dry (Hoshimachi)
干し待ち
2025
Woodcut, silkscreen on washi with water-based and foaming inks
A Rest
Mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock) and silkscreen on washi
Release
Silkscreen on rubber
Vestiges
Silkscreen on rubber
Bottom
Silkscreen on rubber
Image
Silkscreen on rubber
Plate of cedar (Hanganet sample)
Silkscreen / mixed media
#illusion series — installation thumb
Silkscreen on mirror
#illusion series — KG+ 2024
2024
Silkscreen on mirror
Hiroki Kondo / Kana Ueda / kanamaru — KG+ 2025
2025
Silkscreen on mirror
work (silkscreen on canvas) — Tama 1
Silkscreen with water-based ink on canvas
work (silkscreen on canvas) — Tama 2
Silkscreen with water-based ink on canvas
work5-1
Silkscreen with water-based ink on canvas
work6-1 (variant 1)
Silkscreen with water-based ink on canvas
work6-1 (variant 2)
Silkscreen with water-based ink on canvas
Wave Painting 1 (波絵1)
波絵1
Silkscreen on paper (60-100 layer overprinting technique)
Wave Painting 2 (波絵2)
波絵2
Silkscreen on paper (60-100 layer overprinting technique)
Wave Painting 3 (波絵3)
波絵3
Silkscreen on paper (60-100 layer overprinting technique)
Wave Painting 4 (波絵4)
波絵4
Silkscreen on paper (60-100 layer overprinting technique)
Print 12-2 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 19-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 23-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 29-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 32-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 34-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 37-1 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
Print 49 (Hundred Layers of Color)
Silkscreen on paper
À la Maison de M. Civeçawa (Rose-Colored Dance) — installation view
腰巻お仙
1965
Silkscreen poster (commercial silkscreen process)
Early Silkscreens 1965-1971 — installation view
1965-1971
Silkscreen on paper
Early Silkscreens 1965-1971 — exhibition cover image
1965-1971
Silkscreen on paper
Battle of Fujigawa
Silkscreen
Armadillo
Silkscreen
Inferno
Silkscreen
Red Sphere No 3-S
Silkscreen
Red Sphere No. 7
Silkscreen
Blue Sphere V-E
Silkscreen
No. 69 - Owl
梟
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 123 - Owl
梟
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 129 - Evening Scene of Sagano
嵯峨野の夕景
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 132 - Owl
梟
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 136 - Shimohiraya Village
下平屋村
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 97 - Cabin at Inoshita
井下の小屋
Silkscreen (serigraph)
No. 153 - Thatched Roof in the Snow
Silkscreen (serigraph)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Silkscreen (serigraphy) printmaking technique, where ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen with blocked-out areas creating the image. Adopted by Japanese artists in the postwar era for its bold, flat color capabilities.
Masahiro Masuda, Ayako Tokitoh, and Kouseki Ono are among the artists most associated with silkscreen in our collection. Browse the full list of artists who explored this subject above.
Hanga currently catalogues 201 prints tagged with silkscreen, spanning ukiyo-e, shin-hanga, and sōsaku-hanga traditions where applicable.