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Japanese Edo/Meiji Utagawa Printmaker
Japanese, (1833–1904) F.N.: Ikujiro. Go: Chokaro, Ikkeisai, Keiami, Keisai, Sairakusai.
Ukiyo-e printmaker and illustrator. Born in Edo, the son of the proprietor of a teahouse in the Yoshiwara. Apprenticed to the owner of a pawnshop; soon left to become a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi. After the Miji Restoration, he became a popular and well-known newspaper illustrator. In 1875 he wroked for the "Tokyo Nichinichi Shimbun" as an illustrator, and in 1875 for the "Tokyo Eiri Shimbun" as a cartoonist. His subjects included actors and bijin and, particularly, ghostly scenes, done in the exaggerated manner and harsh colors of the mid-19th century. He also illustrated numerous books.
Autumn Moon at Shin Yanagimachi 2022.1.8
Foreign Words: Dutch 2022.1.11
Four: the Twilight Beauty 2003.1.46
Kabuki Portraits 2012.1.50
Kyoto, Shimabara 2006.1.29
Tale of Genji: Ch. 02, Hahakigi 2003.1.60
Tale of Genji: Ch. 05, Wakamurasaki 2005.1.66
Tale of Genji: Ch. 10, Sakaki 2005.1.63
Tale of Genji: Ch. 11, Hanachirusato 2003.1.33
Tale of Genji: Ch. 12, Suma 2005.1.64
Tale of Genji: Ch. 23, Hatsune 2022.1.46
Tale of Genji: Ch. 29, Miyuki 2003.1.42
Tale of Genji: Ch. 30, Fujibakama 2003.1.43
Tale of Genji: Ch. 33, Umegae 2003.1.44
Tale of Genji: Ch. 35, Wakan, part two 2022.1.33
Tale of Genji: Ch. 37, Yokobue 2009.1.46
Tale of Genji: Ch. 44, Takekawa 2001.2.62
Tale of Genji: Ch. 50, Azumaya 93.3.108
Tokyo Dialy Newspaper: Kishida Kinkou 2020.1.15
