Maeda Yoshihiko (前田吉彦, 1849–1904), also known by his artistic name Gizen (蟻禅), was a Japanese Western-style painter of the Meiji period, though he remains largely unknown outside Japan. This blog presents previously unpublished insights into his life and work through correspondence from historical figures and fellow artists of the time, offering a unique glimpse into his personal connections and the cultural context of the era.
Friday, November 8, 2024
前田吉彦宛の藤井忠弘 (挿絵画家)
Postmarked on January 2, 1890, and May 28, 1890, in 武蔵東京本所 (Musashi Tokyo Honjo), these cards were sent by 藤井忠弘 (Fujii Tadahiro). He is believed to have been an artist, specializing in illustration and cartography, active during the Meiji era.
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