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Date: 1922 - 25
Size: O-ban
Impression: Very good
Condition: Good
Detail: -
Kōgyo was a pupil of Yoshitoshi, Gekkō, and Matsumoto Fūko. He received a commendation from the Japan Art Association in 1890 and continued to exhibit there with success. In 1894, he also began producing ukiyo-e prints, many of them depicting subjects from Noh. His Noh prints possess a delicate, watercolor-like quality. Softly colored backgrounds, fine Japanese papers, and carefully applied pigments, including gold and silver pigments, combine to create an elegant and refined atmosphere. Shopping Guide & Information