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Definition of つきおか‐よしとし in the Japanese dictionary
Yukishige Tsukisa [Tsukioka Yoshiyuki] [1839 - 1892] Ukiyo-e artist from the end of the Tokugawa period to the beginning of the Meiji Era. Born in Edo. Real name, Yoshioka Yonejiro. Issue, Tamakura Tower, One Crescent. After that it was called Suki \u0026 thinsp; (Touses) \u0026 thinsp; Yoshiwa. First studied under Utagawa Kunihiro. In addition to having a different color work on historical paintings and beautiful paintings, they also worked in the illustration of newspapers. つきおか‐よしとし【月岡芳年】 ［1839～1892］幕末から明治初期の浮世絵師。江戸の生まれ。本名、吉岡米次郎。号、玉桜楼・一魁斎。のち大蘇 (たいそ) 芳年と称した。初め歌川国芳に師事。歴史画・美人画に異色の作品をのこしたほか、新聞の挿絵でも活躍。
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