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Tsukioka Kogyo
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Koi no Omoni from the series Pictures of No Plays Part II Section II (Nogaku zue kohen ge)
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Kumasaka from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section I (Nogaku zue zenpen jo)
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Sanemori from the series Pictures of No Plays Part II Section I (Nogaku zue kohen jo)
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Kasuga ryujin from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section I (Nogaku zue zenpen jo)
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Aisomegawa from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section II (Nogaku zue zenpen ge)
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Momijigari from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section I (Nogaku zue zenpen jo)
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Tenko from the series Pictures of No Plays Part II Section I (Nogaku zue kohen jo)
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Kou from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section II (Nogaku zue zenpen ge)
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Yumi yawata from the series Pictures of No Plays Part II Section I (Nogaku zue kohen jo)
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Oba ga sake a Kyogen Play from the series Pictures of No Plays Part I Section I (Nogaku zue zenpen jo)
Kogyo Tsukioka (Kogyo Tsukioka, March 7, 1869
Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, Gekko Ogata and Kaede Matsumoto. His surname is Hanyu, later Sakamaki, and his first name is Bennosuke. Sakamaki is the maternal surname. Born to Yoshiharu Habu, who runs Hatagoya Omiya in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, and his mother, Yasushi Sakamaki's second son. At the age of 12, he studied pottery painting with his uncle Miyauchi Hayashiya, who lives in Yokohama for three years, and then entered the Tokyo Prefectural Painting Training Center to study with Masaaki Yuki. In 1887, his mother, Tai, remarried with Yoshitoshi, so he entered the gate of Yoshitoshi and called him Toshihisa. Then, around 1889, he studied under Ogata Gekko and named him cultivated fishing. He studied under Kaede Matsumoto and received the name of the lakeside.