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Japan · August 9, 1866 – July 15, 1924Wikidata

Kuroda Seiki

Japanese artist (1866-1924)

Born in Higashisengoku-chō. Died in Tokyo City.

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A life in paintings

Born 186623 dated paintingsDied 1924

26 works

  • 田舎家
    田舎家
    Kuroda Seiki
    1888 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Suburbs of Paris (snowscape)
    Suburbs of Paris (snowscape)
    Kuroda Seiki
    1888 · Tokyo National Museum
  • ‘Tronie’ of a man with a feathered beret
    ‘Tronie’ of a man with a feathered beret
    Kuroda Seiki
    1889 · The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts
  • Face of a Girl
    Face of a Girl
    Kuroda Seiki
    1890
  • Artist's Studio
    Artist's Studio
    Kuroda Seiki
    1890 · Kagoshima City Museum of Art
  • Girl of Bréhat
    Girl of Bréhat
    Kuroda Seiki
    1891 · Artizon Museum
  • Reading
    Reading
    Kuroda Seiki
    1891 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Lamp and Two Children
    Lamp and Two Children
    Kuroda Seiki
    1891 · Hiroshima Museum of Art
  • Withered Field (Grez)
    Withered Field (Grez)
    Kuroda Seiki
    1891 · Tokyo National Museum
  • 婦人像(厨房)
    婦人像(厨房)
    Kuroda Seiki
    1892 · The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts
  • Maiko
    Maiko
    Kuroda Seiki
    1893 · Tokyo National Museum
  • 昼寝
    昼寝
    Kuroda Seiki
    1894 · Tokyo National Museum
  • 大磯鴫立庵
    大磯鴫立庵
    Kuroda Seiki
    1896 · Kagoshima City Museum of Art
  • Lakeside
    Lakeside
    Kuroda Seiki
    1897 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Under the trees
    Under the trees
    Kuroda Seiki
    1898 · Woodone Museum of Art
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