Torii Kiyonaga Prints – Riverside Figures, Boats & Shared Leisure

Torii Kiyonaga prints arrange figures through clear outlines, patterned clothing and carefully opened settings. A riverbank, boat or building can hold several small encounters within the same design. Explore the collection alongside Japanese figure prints, Japanese landscapes and the wider Japanese art collection.

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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, Playing Blind Man
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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, Yoshitsune's flute playing
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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, Evening on the Banks of the Sumida River
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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, courtesan and maids
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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, Boating Party on the Sumida River
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Torii Kiyonaga, Japanese Fine Art Print, Jihei and Koharu
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Figures before the low distant shore

Evening on the Banks of the Sumida River places a standing pair and a seated figure near the foreground, with water and buildings beyond. Different garment patterns separate the bodies. The open distance leaves the tall silhouettes prominent without removing the surrounding public setting.

A gathering within the narrow vessel

Boating Party on the Sumida River groups passengers among rails, a small table and overhead lanterns. The boat’s edges create strong diagonals through the design. Faces and patterned sleeves provide smaller points of attention within the closely occupied foreground.

An activity before the open buildings

Playing Blind Man spreads figures across a courtyard-like space with rooms, verandas and greenery behind. Turning bodies and extended hands establish the shared game. The wider architectural setting allows several separate gestures to remain visible without compressing the group into a boat.

Related artists and collections

Compare figure arrangements in Kitagawa Utamaro, quiet encounters in Suzuki Harunobu and textiles and gesture in Keisai Eisen. Further Japanese figure prints develops the poses and clothing, while Japanese art extends the riverside subjects into other landscapes and everyday scenes.

Read more in our guide to Japanese woodblock prints.