KITAGAWA Utamaro II / 二代目喜多川歌麿
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Ukiyo-e printmaker. First the pupil of Koikawa Harumachi, the successful popular author of his time; after his death, adopted his name and called himself Koikawa Harumachi Nisei. Is said to have married the widow of Kitagawa Utamaro, eventually calling himself Utamaro II. Is also belived to have worked with Utamaro on some of the latter’s prints. A minor figure, feebly imitating the great master.
Roberts, Laurance, P. "A Dictionary of Japanese Artists", John Weatherhill Inc., New York, 1980, p. 193
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Playng Menko (Playing with a Сord) C. 1804–1806 А-3641 |
Riding Together in a Ferry-Boat C. 1796–1798 А-852 |
Hanamurasaki of Tamaya (as Yugao) 1807 А-3635 |
Karauta of Chōjiya with the Kamuro Kotano and Tsumaki. The “Kayoi” Episode A series of Poems of the Seven Episodes of Komachi`s Life C. 1818–1820 А-880 |
Stroll at Futamigaura Bay in the Ise Province The first third of the XIX century А-827 |
Enjoying the Evening Cool on the Sumida River. А. 3606-3608 |