Mizuno Toshikata@Moon Viewing, 36 Elegant Selections
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| Item No | A1-96-305-02 |
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| Title | Moon Viewing, 36 Elegant Selections |
| Artist | Mizuno Toshikata |
| Condition | Foxing |
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| Size | 24.5~36cm |
| Price | SOLD |
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Mizuno Toshikata
1866-1908
Ukiyoe painter. Also referred to as Osai, Shosetsu, and others as Betsugo. He became a pupil of Yoshitoshi at 14, at the same time, he learned the ceramics painting from Yamada Ryuto to contribute to the improvement. He was also affected by the painting style of Watanabe Syotei, which enabled him to invent a unique style in the figure or the landscape which are calm and noble, quite different from his master Yoshitoshi fs wild style. His pieces were also exhibited at the different exhibitions, sending a fresh air to Ukiyoe world after Yoshitoshi fs death. His prints are mostly multi-color prints depicting customs and manners or war.
