picturesque design
Mots
Mots avec 絵
Le kanji 絵, qui signifie image, apparaît dans 183 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
decorative carving
traditional Japanese calendar with pictures
rock paintings
natural mineral pigments
picture drawn in fun
nishiki-e shinbun
painting made with gold or silver paint (usu. on a dark background)
gold lacquer
longtooth grouper (Epinephelus bruneus)
metaphysical art
building diagram
picture on silk
genji-e
illustration appearing in the first pages of a publication
Edo-made ukiyo-e
map of Edo
embossed gilt lacquerwork
picture scroll depicting a famous battle
provincial maps of Japan (Edo period)
sand picture
tsukuri-e
triptych
portrait
still image (in animation)
death portrait
nise-e
a lacquer painting
mirror image (e.g. of society)
pyrograph
printed figures (on cloth or pottery)
kamigata-e
overglaze enamels (on pottery)
drawing
mizu-e
watercolors
watercolors
red painting on ceramics
cutout
paper cutouts
cutout
cutout picture
illustrator
map of villages (Edo period)
Ōtsu-e
Yamato-e (classical Japan decorative paintings)
picture on a kite
tan-e
uchiwa-e
picture of Hell
painting of a scene in Hell
geoglyph (drawing on the ground)
abstract painting
town map (Edo period)
Nagasaki-e
bird's-eye view
distemper painting
colour wash
collage
picture for coloring in (colouring)
Chinese painting
(artistic) transparency
Japan Ukiyo-e Society
picture puzzle
drawing every character in a similar way
artwork on wood, canvas, metal sheet, etc.
frontispiece
pop-up book
ukiyo-e artist
warrior picture (genre of ukiyo-e)
Buddhist painting
painting representing reeds around water with rocks, grass or birds made using characters (Heian period)
picture that changes as one folds or cuts it (e.g. from a picture of a smiling man to a man with a frown)
ink painting style
painting with a glue and pigment mixture, coated with litharge oil for luster
actor print
ukiyo-e print produced with various shades of indigo (and sometimes small amounts of vermilion or yellow)
ukiyo-e print produced with various shades of indigo (and sometimes small amounts of vermilion or yellow)
drawing of a character in a standing pose (in video games)
picture drawn on a folding screen
trompe l'oeil
woodblock print depicting a giant catfish (popular in Edo after the 1855 earthquake)