The Chinese Ink & Watercolor works of Kent Hansen
Number Twenty Six, Kent Hansen
One year for Christmas my sister Jane gave me a Chinese ink & brush set it sat on the shelf for another year. Then one day as I was wandering through a dealers room at a convention I saw a Chinese ink & brush set like mine at a dealers table, so I went up to the dealer and asked him how to use it, and he told me. Since then I’ve been experimenting with Chinese ink & watercolor and seeing if I could imitate the style of the Japanese “floating-world” woodcut prints of the seventeenth through the nineteenth centuries. I work a little differently than most, first I paint a loose watercolor scene and then after it drys I comeback and ink in the edges & the detail.
Collection
Collection Classification
Folk Art
All Items
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Full Moon Harbor, Kent Hansen
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Iris, Kent Hansen
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Dancing in the Streets, Kent Hansen
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Kaboki, Kent Hansen
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I Remember Edo, Kent Hansen
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Number Fourty, Kent Hansen
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Mountain Meadow, Kent Hansen
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Wrath of Khan, Kent Hansen
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Backdoor to Serenity, Kent Hansen
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Cherry Blossums, Kent Hansen
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Grendel's Lair, Kent Hansen
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Cattails, Kent Hansen
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Meadow Flowers, Kent Hansen
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Grasshopper, Kent Hansen
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The Dojo, Kent Hansen
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Number Six & Wild Roses, Kent Hansen
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Tourists, Kent Hansen
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Number Fiftynine, Kent Hansen
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Number Twenty Six, Kent Hansen
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Number Twenty Eight, Kent Hansen
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Number Three, Kent Hansen