Shima Seien

 (1892–1970) was a nihonga artist in Taishō and Shōwa Japan.
Life.
Born in Sakai in 1892, around the age of 13 she moved with her family to in Osaka. She taught herself how to paint while assisting her brother with his work in design, going on to study with and . Married in 1921, she moved to Manchuria in 1927, returning to Japan at the end of the war.
Works.
Shima Seien was awarded certificates of commendation for at the sixth "Bunten" exhibition in 1912, at the seventh "Bunten", and at the ninth "Bunten". Her 1918 self-portrait features an imaginary birthmark and the backdrop of an unfinished painting, and is one of three of her works designated as Municipal Cultural Properties of Osaka.