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From a set of 18 prints published as supplements to “The Complete Works of Chikamatsu”, which consisted of 16 volumes, plus two additional images.
Born in Shinagawa section of Tokyo. Given name Yoshitaka; used the art name Koka for paintings, Toyonari generally for prints, although also occasionally Koka. Studied with Ogata Gekko. Graduated in 1907 from Tokyo School of Fine Arts in Japanese-style painting. Exhibited a painting at the first Bunten, 1907; also exhibited at Inten and with Ugokai. Member of Saiko Nihon Bijutsuin from 1916. In 1916 Watanabe Shozaburo saw painting of an actor at Inten and asked to make a print from it; fol.....
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From a set of 18 prints published as supplements to “The Complete Works of Chikamatsu”, which consisted of 16 volumes, plus two additional images.
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From a set of 18 prints published as supplements to “The Complete Works of Chikamatsu”, which consisted of 16 volumes, plus two additional images.