Strong Woman and Child Smithsonian American Art Museum

Kuniyoshi's paintings often encoded his experience as a Japanese immigrant in the United States, where, in the 1920s, anti-Asian discrimination was pervasive and restrictive immigration laws prevented him from becoming a citizen.
Kuniyoshi's paintings often encoded his experience as a Japanese immigrant in the United States, where, in the 1920s, anti-Asian discrimination was pervasive and restrictive immigration laws prevented him from becoming a citizen.

Mother and Child Smithsonian American Art Museum

Double Portrait of the Artist in Time

Drawn to Art: Tales of Inspiring Women Artists

Yasuo Kuniyoshi - Strong Woman and Child, 1925 at Smithsonian American Art Museum Washington DC

Helen Lundeberg: A Retrospective' Review - WSJ

Strong Woman and Child Smithsonian American Art Museum

Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists

Drawn to Art: Tales of Inspiring Women Artists

Celebrate Mother's Day With These Artworks From the Smithsonian Collections, At the Smithsonian

My Favorite Art Museum In Washington, DC for The Family — Simply Awesome Trips

My Favorite Art Museum In Washington, DC for The Family — Simply Awesome Trips