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
Seven Warring States of Zhou Dynasty China: Wei
Screenprint
Red Flag
Silkscreen
○ (Red)
○ (赤)
Screenprint
Perspective Marathon 32/100
Screenprint
From 'The Birth of the Land (Kiki)': R.T.P. (To)
Screenprint
When shadows cross border 46/50
Screenprint
Black oval, triangular, round green 86/150
Silkscreen
Scene A
Silkscreen
Scene B
Silkscreen
KAWS ×3 PP 3/3
Silkscreen
Work from No Reply
Silkscreen
URGE #1 GREEN
Screenprint
URGE #5 White
Silkscreen
Urge (7)
Screenprint
URGE Wine Red
Silkscreen
Infinity Net (Blue), Kusama 26
Screenprint
Grapes, Kusama 29
Screenprint
Lemon Squash
Screenprint
Ashtray
Silkscreen
Flowers FW
Screenprint
Dancing Pumpkin (YOR), Kusama 321
Screenprint
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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.