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Published April 18, 1911 in the magazine Gendai Gashu; likely the earliest color woodblock print precursor to the artist’s work with The Watanabe Color Print Co., and his later self-published designs; difficult to find in fine conditon
Born in Kagoshima. Son of Hashiguchi Kanemizu, a samurai and amateur painter in the Shijo style. Given name Kiyoshi. Reported to have taken the name Goyo while in art school because of fondness for the five-needle pine (goyo matsu) in his father's garden. The elder Hashiguchi engaged a teacher of Kano-style painting for his son when Kiyoshi was 10 and in 1899 encouraged him to study Japanese-style painting under Hashimoto Gaho in Tokyo. Goyo shifted to Western-style painting under Kuroda Se.....
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Published April 18, 1911 in the magazine Gendai Gashu; likely the earliest color woodblock print precursor to the artist’s work with The Watanabe Color Print Co., and his later self-published designs; difficult to find in fine conditon
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Published April 18, 1911 in the magazine Gendai Gashu; likely the earliest color woodblock print precursor to the artist’s work with The Watanabe Color Print Co., and his later self-published designs; difficult to find in fine conditon