Furushima Takejirō (古島竹次郎)
Furushima Takejirō (古島竹次郎; fl. c. 1895 - 1908) was a woodblock print artist based in Osaka in the late Meiji period. Though generally working in lowbrow or popular formats, such as souvenir picture books and advertisements, his works were distinguished by the use of bold, brilliant colors.
AKA: 古島竹次郎
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