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May 22, 1886 – December 11, 1932Wikidata

Kumaji Aoyama

Japanese painter (1886–1932)

Born in Ikuno.

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A life in paintings

Born 18868 dated paintingsDied 1932

15 works

  • An Old Minder
    An Old Minder
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1906
  • Portrait of Shiratori Kenji, an Ainu Young Man
    Portrait of Shiratori Kenji, an Ainu Young Man
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1911 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Portrait of Popov
    Portrait of Popov
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1914 · Tanyo Shinkin Bank Hall
  • A Russian Girl
    A Russian Girl
    Kumaji Aoyama
    c. 1915
  • View in Moscow
    View in Moscow
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1915 · Tanyo Shinkin Bank Hall
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1921 · Artizon Museum
  • Casting a Fishing Net
    Casting a Fishing Net
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1932 · Tanyo Shinkin Bank Hall
  • Self-Portrait with a Palette
    Self-Portrait with a Palette
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1932 · Himeji City Museum of Art
  • Scene with a Wagon
    Scene with a Wagon
    Kumaji Aoyama
  • Portrait of Kataoka Kenkichi
    Portrait of Kataoka Kenkichi
    Kumaji Aoyama
    · Parliamentary Museum
  • Portrait of a Girl (Black Neckband)
    Portrait of a Girl (Black Neckband)
    Kumaji Aoyama
    · Tanyo Shinkin Bank Hall
  • Poppies
    Poppies
    Kumaji Aoyama
  • Poppies(Shirley Poppies)
    Poppies(Shirley Poppies)
    Kumaji Aoyama
    · Himeji City Museum of Art
  • Peaches
    Peaches
    Kumaji Aoyama
    · Himeji City Museum of Art
  • A Bird Cage
    A Bird Cage
    Kumaji Aoyama
    · Tanyo Shinkin Bank Hall
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