Nihonga collection
16 nihonga paintings. Nihonga means mineral pigment and ink on silk, the Japanese way of painting that continued after Western oil reached Meiji Japan. By Yokoyama Taikan, Kobayashi Kokei and Yamamoto Shunkyo, from the Tokyo National Museum and other public collections. Each is a phone wallpaper, 6 at 2160 × 3840 or larger, free to download and set as your background, no account and no watermark.
The Hall of Amida Buddha
Kobayashi Kokei (1883-1957)
1146 × 2037TS·0365
DownloadSpring of Mountain
Yamamoto Shunkyo
3840 × 6827TS·0398
DownloadYoroboshi
Shimomura Kanzan
2160 × 3840TS·0391
DownloadCrow in flight
2552 × 4536TS·0392
DownloadMountain Village after Storm
Yokoyama Taikan
2044 × 3634TS·0390
DownloadHot Spring
Kobayashi Kokei (1883-1957)
1600 × 2844TS·0368
DownloadUshiwaka
Matsumoto Fuko (1840-1923)
1429 × 2540TS·0367
DownloadMount Fuji Rising above Clouds
Yokoyama Taikan (1868-1958)
1688 × 3000TS·0366
DownloadYūjin yochi ari
Yokoyama Taikan
1378 × 2450TS·0396
DownloadDemon Intoning the Name of the Buddha
Suzuki Shōnen
2851 × 5068TS·0157
DownloadCarp
Aizawa Bunseki
1166 × 2073TS·0359
DownloadRiver Sky in Evening Snow
Yokoyama Taikan
2052 × 3648TS·0389
DownloadPilgrimage to Sumiyoshi Shrine
Kobayashi Kokei (1883-1957)
1229 × 2185TS·0370
DownloadAlpes japonaises
Yamamoto Shunkyo
3054 × 5430TS·0397
DownloadTowing a Boat
Yokoyama Taikan
2392 × 4252TS·0388
DownloadLandscape
Noguchi Shohin (1847-1917)
1314 × 2336TS·0360
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