Nomura Yoshimitsu, Kyoraku Meisho, Daimonji seen from Nijyo Bridge
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#109043000
Item
Ukiyo-e(Landscape)
Artist
Nomura Yoshimitsu
Price
$300.00
Weight
0.01kg
size
width
38.3cm 15"
height
25.2cm 10"
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Nomura Yoshimitsu was a pupil of Nomura Yoshikuni who was called "Kobayashi Kiyochika in the Kansai region". As taking over Yoshikuni's style, Yoshimitsu picked up a popular theme and depicted the ordinary people's culture by snapshot strokes. This is one of Kyoto Meisho series, the painter's masterpiece. Daimonji-yaki, candles lit in the form of a chinese caracter meaning "Big", is a traditional Summer spectacle in Kyoto. People in the crowd is vividly depicted.
Slightly soiled A trace of reinforcement on the back
Nomura Yoshimitsu (1870-1958) was born in a family of the former Kishu clan. At the age of 14, he became a pupil of Nomura Yoshikuni, and then at the young age of 16, he was allowed to call himself Yoshikuni II. At the age of 23, he began to learn the oil painting under Vigot. The Kyoraku Meisho series is his very famous wood block prints.
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