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YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022496
Ryû (Dragon), 1978Ink on Japanese paper113 x 156 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol III, # 78050 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022352
Ume (a plum blossom), 1966Ink on Japanese Paper146 x 224 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol. I, #66120 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022353
Shoku (to belong to, to pay attention to), 1966Ink on Japanese paper146 x 237 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol. I, #66108 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#021123
Tori (bird), 1978Ink on Japanese paper121 x 190 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol III, # 78025 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022354
Nei (calm; Nara, the capital of Japan in the 8th century), 1971Ink on Japanese paper123 x 187,5 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol. II, #71030 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#001224
Tori (bird), 1976Ink on Japanese paper121,5 x 210 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol II, # 76042 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022466
Gô (samurai, hero), 1961Paste ink on Japanese paper180,7 x 96,1 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol. I, #61087 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022009
Hana (flower, heavenly blossom), 1970Ink on Japanese paper69,8 x 103 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol II, # 70066 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#021294
Sugi 杉 (cedar), 1982Ink on Tibetan paper58 x 69 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol. III, #82024 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022495
Dan (to decide), 1977Ink on Chinese paper27 x 44 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol III, #77068 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022494
Hana Zuô (Redbudtree), 1974Ink on Chinese paper. Signed: Inoue Yûichi, Arima56 x 18,1 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol II, #74042 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#001323
Kaeru Tanjô-sai (Poem by Shinpei Kusano: “Frogspawn Carnival”), 1983Pencil on Japanese paper30 x 41 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol III, #83072 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022493
Jûroku Rakan (Sixteen Rakan) - waka poem by YU-ICHI, 1973Ink on Chinese paper24,7 x 21,8 cm“Their ramshackle home is falling to pieces / The Sixteen Rakan, wild-beastlike, erect / Against the rough-coated wall”
Catalogue Raisonné, Vol II, #73301 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#022492
Ajisai (hydrangea) - waka poem by YU-ICHI, 1973Ink on Chinese paper18,2 x 17,2 cm“I heard on the wind that my old house was torn down / I wonder if the hydrangea are blooming / Through a window that is no more”
Catalogue Raisonné, Vol II, #73170 -
YU-ICHI (Inoue Yûichi)#001965
Kantan-fu (exclamation mark) #55, 1983Ink on Western paper27,3 x 19,5 cmCatalogue Raisonné, Vol III, # 83022
