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Hitsu Saisho Haruhira Finding his Father was Cruelly Imprisoned by the Chinese
Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892
Hitsu Saisho Haruhira Finding his Father was Cruelly Imprisoned by the Chinese- Artist : Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892
- Series : Twenty-four Accomplishements in Imperial Japan
- Date : 1887
- Medium : woodblock
- Item# : 280644
- Condition : Album backing
- Image size : 13 x 8 3/4 inches
- Comments : Lacquer highlights
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About The Artist
Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892N.: Tsukioka (originally Yoshioka) Kinzaburo. F.N.: Yonejiro. Go: Gyokuoro, Ikkaisai, Kaisai, Oju, Sokatei, Yoshitoshi. (After 1873 changed his family anme to Taiso.) Ukiyo-e printmaker and leading ukiyo-e print artist of the Meiji Era. Lived in Tokyo. Pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi; also studied with Kikuchi Yosai and was adopted by Tsukioka Sessai. In the 1870s worked as a newspaper illustrator. Author of many series of prints depicting bijin, aspects of the moon, historical heroes. In.....
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Hitsu Saisho Haruhira Finding his Father was Cruelly Imprisoned by the Chinese
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