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Taguchi Beisaku
Taguchi Beisaku
Picture of the Heroic Fight of the Scout Lt. Takenouchi at Chung-hua (Sekkoki Takenouchi-kun Chuwa ni oite funto no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Taiwanese Bandits Barbarically Assault the Japanese Imperial Guard Transport Corps at Sanchiaoyung (Taiwan Sankakuyu ni oite dozoku Konoe yusotai o zangeki suru zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Foreign-looking Manchurian Horsemen on an Expedition to Observe the Japanese Camp in the Distance Near Sauhoku (Sokako fukin Nichijin enbo Manshu kihei iso shutsujin no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Illustration of the Occupation of Port Arthur (Ryojunko senryo no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Picture of the Heroic Fight of the Scout Lt. Takenouchi at Chung-hua (Sekkoki Takenouchi-kun Chuwa ni oite funto no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
The Second Armys Occupation of Jinzhoucheng (Dainigun Kinshujo senryo no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Illustration of the Invasion of China During Which Our Troops Fought Fiercely in Ice and Snow at Haicheng and Major-General Oshima Bravely Faced the Enemy (Sei Shin gigun Kaijo seppyochu no gekisen Oshima shosho yuso taiteki no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Picture of the First Soldier on Top of Pyongyang Gate in Pyongyang (Heijo Genbumon heishi sento no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Distant View of Fengtianfu: The Bivouac of Japanese Troops (Hotenfu enbo: Nichigun roei no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku
Distant View of Fengtianfu: The Bivouac of Japanese Troops (Hotenfu enbo: Nichigun roei no zu)
Taguchi Beisaku (Taguchi Beisaku, April 6, 1864 (May 11, 1864)-January 18, 1903) is a printmaker and ukiyo-e artist from the Meiji era.
A student of Kiyochika Kobayashi. His surname is Taguchi and his first name is rice. It is called Sakuragawa. Born on April 6, 1864, in Noda Village, Tsuga District (currently Ashikaga City), Shimotsuke Province (currently Tochigi Prefecture). He moved to Tokyo in 1873, first studied under Nakamura Yayama, and later began his career with Kiyochika Kobayashi around 1881. His father ran a rice shop in Shibanishi Kubo. In 1891, when Kiyochika became a professor at the Tokyo Painting School, which was established in Akasaka Hinata-cho, and provided a painting model, Yonezaku himself served as an assistant professor along with Inoue Koyama. It moved to Shiba Sakuragawa-cho in 1895. In 1896, he drew Japan's first serialized manga called "Enoshima Kamakura Long and Short Trip" in "Marumaru Chinbun". He also draws illustrations for the magazine "Small People".