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The Scholar Takami Senseki
鷹見泉石像
Paintings · Edo, 1837TNM
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Shortly after returning to Japan from his studies in France, Kuroda visited Kyoto for the first time and created this work. The robe of the [maiko] girl, who sits with her back facing the Kamo river, is rendered with colorful brushstrokes, contributing to the overall appearance of this composition, which brims with light.
— Museum description: Tokyo National Museum (CC BY 4.0), via ColBase / Japan Search.



















