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Japan Art and Henmi Takashi: Son of Wakayama – Modern Tokyo Times

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Henmi Takashi (1895-1944) was born in Wakayama in the highly cultured region of Kansai. He was inspired to make prints by the example of Tanaka Kyokichi (1892-1915), a poet and artist from the same city.

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Japan Art and Henmi Takashi: Son of Wakayama – Modern Tokyo Times

Japan Art and Henmi Takashi: Son of Wakayama Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The artist Henmi Takashi (1895-1944) was born in Wakayama in the highly cultured region of Kansai. Hence, the richness of Koyasan, Kyoto, Nara, and Negoro-ji impacted his early upbringing. Koyasan and Negoro-ji are located in Wakayama prefecture. Accordingly, despite Henmi Takashi studying in Tokyo- and developing important artistic links – the print above entails …

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