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Utagawa Yoshimune
Utagawa Yoshimune
Owari-cho in Edo (Edo Owari-cho) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido no uchi
Utagawa Yoshimune
Central Kyoto: The Great Bridge at Sanjo (Rakuchu Sanjo no Ohashi) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido
Utagawa Yoshimune
Owari-cho in Edo (Edo Owari-cho) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido no uchi
Utagawa Yoshimune
Street Corner with Notice Boards at Honshiba (Honshiba fuda no tsuji) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido
Utagawa Yoshimune
Street Corner with Notice Boards at Honshiba (Honshiba fuda no tsuji) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido
Utagawa Yoshimune
Lord Yoritomo Visits the Hachiman Shrine (Yoritomo ko Hachiman sankei no zu)
Utagawa Yoshimune
Central Kyoto: The Great Bridge at Sanjo (Rakuchu Sanjo no Ohashi) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido
Utagawa Yoshimune
Lord Yoritomo Is Rewarded by the Emperor for Subjugating the Heike (Yoritomo ko Heike tsuito no zu)
Utagawa Yoshimune
Actor Nakamura Shibajuro I as Bannai
Utagawa Yoshimune
Owari-cho in Edo (Edo Owari-cho) from the series Scenes of Famous Places along the Tokaido Road (Tokaido meisho fukei) also known as the Processional Tokaido (Gyoretsu Tokaido) here called Tokaido no uchi
Yoshimune Utagawa (14th year of culture <1817> --- April 17, 1880>) is an ukiyo-e artist from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period.
A student of Kuniyoshi Utagawa. His real surname is Kashima and his first name is Matsugoro. It is called Ichimatsusai in honor of Utagawa's painting surname. Born as a child of Edo carpenter Tadazo Hayashi, he himself named Kashima's surname. I live in Edo Ginza 2-chome Iroha Chaya. In the 6th year of Tenpo (1835), he became a 19-year-old student of Kuniyoshi, and during the drawing period, he drew warrior paintings, timely paintings, actor paintings, and beauty paintings. It excels in coloring and colors many of the master's works. The name of Yoshimune is written on the back of Kuniyoshi's votive tablet "Hitotsuya-zu" (dedicated to Sensoji Temple).
His personality was light-hearted, and it was said that he was excommunicated by touching his teacher's anger more than ten times, but each time he returned to Kuniyoshi's permission, the teacher-apprentice relationship continued until Yoshimune's later years. In his later years, his daughter Shimajo sold her as a geisha named Wakanaya Shimaji, so Yoshimune lived on the Kinshun Kaido in Shinbashi as a geisha okiya and became able to live in the left-handed fan. At the end, he accidentally fell into a well and died. Year of enjoyment 64. The graveyard is Ryokan-ji Temple in Nishisugamo, Toshima-ku (currently unrelated), and the legal name is Unjoin Koyo Yoshimune. There are Munemasa, Munehisa, Munesei, Munekane, and Munemasa among the students. He is blessed with 11 children at home, and his youngest child, Shujiro, was introduced to Yoshitoshi Tsukioka and is called Toshiyuki Arai.