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Kitagawa Tsukimaro — VisualArtsDB

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Kitagawa Tsukimaro

Kitagawa Tsukimaro

Japanese · b. 1800 — d. 1820

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Born 1800 — Died 1820

1800s

(Courtesan and her Lover)

(Courtesan and her Lover)

Two Geishas beside a Candle

Two Geishas beside a Candle

Picture of the First Visit to the Pleasure Quarters

Picture of the First Visit to the Pleasure Quarters

1810s

Shell Game

Shell Game

1820s

Kintarō Subduing a Raptor with a Large Axe

Kintarō Subduing a Raptor with a Large Axe

Works

13 artworks

(Courtesan and her Lover)

(Courtesan and her Lover)

, 1800

Two Geishas beside a Candle

Two Geishas beside a Candle

, 1803

Picture of the First Visit to the Pleasure Quarters

Picture of the First Visit to the Pleasure Quarters

, 1804

Shell Game

, 1814

Kintarō Subduing a Raptor with a Large Axe

Kintarō Subduing a Raptor with a Large Axe

, 1820

Leaping Chinese Lion (Karajishi)

Leaping Chinese Lion (Karajishi)

Men and women in front of a building, one sheet of a multi-sheet print

Men and women in front of a building, one sheet of a multi-sheet print

Two Women Kneeling by a Brazier as a Young Girl Grinds Ink

Two Women Kneeling by a Brazier as a Young Girl Grinds Ink

Courtesans Writing on Gaku as Offerings to the Temple Asakusa (Asakusa Kannon hōshoku-gaku no zu)

Courtesans Writing on Gaku as Offerings to the Temple Asakusa (Asakusa Kannon hōshoku-gaku no zu)

Buyō Asukayama Shōkei

Buyō Asukayama Shōkei

Buyō Asukayama Shōkei

Buyō Asukayama Shōkei

Courtesans Writing on Gaku as Offerings to the Temple Asakusa (Asakusa Kannon hōshoku-gaku no zu)

Courtesans Writing on Gaku as Offerings to the Temple Asakusa (Asakusa Kannon hōshoku-gaku no zu)

Three Women in Tea House

Three Women in Tea House