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1916 - 1920 Plate 30. Oil on board | 19,5x14 cm This excellent portrait of poet and artist Hirasawa Tetsuo is still in fairly good condition. It was done in one sitting. Hirasawa later visited the Mother in Pondicherry (October 1924) |
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1917 - 1918 Plate 31. Oil on canvas | 32,5x44 cm This portrait of the Mother’s friend Nobuko Kobayashi was done in Kyoto. She is here preparing some medicine |
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1917 - 1918 Plate 37. Oil on board | 15x22,5 cm Snow on a tree in a Kyoto garden. Signed: MA (monogram) |
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1917 - 1918 Plate 44. Oil on ivory A miniature on ivory done in Japan and presented to Madame Kobayashi |
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1918 Plate 33. Oil on canvas | 32,5x44 cm This portrait of Mrs. Okhawa in a balcony overlooking Noshiri Lake was probably done when the Mother stayed with her in Kyoto one summer. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated: MA (monogram) |
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1918 Plate 35. Oil on board | 15x22,5 cm The Mother and Paul Richard visited the Daiunji temple in Sarashina, about 200 km northwest of Tokyo, between 12 and 15 September 1918. Plates 36 and 41 and drawings Nos. 131 and 132 (p. 144) were also done here. Oil on board. Signed: MA (monogram) |
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1918 Plate 36. Oil on board | 15x22,5 cm Signed: MA (monogram) |
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1918 Plate 41. Ink on paper | 136x37 cm This scroll was done on Japanese paper and mounted as a kakemono. For the calligraphic writing in Japanese |