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| + | Among Yuichi's most famous works are a portrait of the [[Meiji Emperor]] completed in [[1880]],<ref>Schirokauer, et al., 179.</ref> and a still life of a salmon on a wooden board (both painted on canvas); he is known for his exceptional realism. | ||
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Revision as of 21:48, 13 November 2013
Takahashi Yuichi was a pioneer of Western-style oil painting, or yôga.
He studied under Kawakami Tôgai, among others.[1]
Among Yuichi's most famous works are a portrait of the Meiji Emperor completed in 1880,[2] and a still life of a salmon on a wooden board (both painted on canvas); he is known for his exceptional realism.
