Shiryu Morita 'Ki-Return' Sumi Ink on Paper Calligraphic Drawing
By Shiryu Morita
Located in Sharon, CT
Important work by this founding member of the Bokujin group. Signed lower right with the artists seal. Measures: 21" x 14".
Paper
$35,506
H 67.72 in W 74.02 in D 0.79 in
Paravent - A two-fold screen with an abstract calligraphy "En" by Imaoka Norio
Located in Brussels, BE
avant-garde calligraphy group Bokujinkai (Society of Ink People), founded in 1952 by Morita Shiryū (1912
Wood, Paper
Large Scale Japanese Screen By Shiryu Morita
By Shiryu Morita
Located in Dallas, TX
Morita is an artist who combines the history of Asian calligraphy and the development of Abstract
Aluminum
Painting by Morita Shiryu
By Shiryu Morita
Located in Providence, RI
Morita Shiryu (1912-1998). Ink on paper, entitled "Ryu" (Dragon) 1973. Sotheby’s held "Morita
Paper
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