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Artist: Ishikawa Shinobu. Translation of the Text on the Cover: Moronobu was known as Kichibei Hitotomo in Yasuda-cho, Heguri-gun, Awa Province. His father was Kichiemon Hishikawa. Hishikawa Kichiemon Mitsutake Moronobu was a needlework artist. Having learned Shimatabei's penmanship, he formed a family and became a great master of Japanese calligraphy. At the time of his genius, Ichicho Eiichi was touted for his genius in paintings of the four seasons: ``The man Hishikawa Moronobu of Boshu went out to Kofu to wake up, and he resented the elegance of his eyes. ” is enough to see the genius of his writing size: 35.5 x 20.3cm bijinga. Details. Paintings or prints that depict beautiful women. This term, which literally means "pictures of beautiful women," was most likely coined in the Edo period (1615-1868)
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