Torii kiyonaga biography of mahatma gandhi

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          , the son of a book dealer in Edo, was adopted into the Torii family by the print artist Torii Kiyomitsu I (鳥居 清満, 1735-85), the third head of the school.

          Photography Mahatma Gandhi; statue of the Indian activist and political leader situated outside the Palace of Westminster in Parliament Square, London by pxl.

        1. Photography Mahatma Gandhi; statue of the Indian activist and political leader situated outside the Palace of Westminster in Parliament Square, London by pxl.
        2. Poster Gandhi Mahatma fits on any wall.
        3. Photography is professionally printed on glossy photo paper of g/m² in chosen size.
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        5. Takahashi, Seiichiro, Torii Kiyonaga [Wallace S. Baldinger].

          6. After Kiyomitsu's death, it was decided that his son Kiyotsune (鳥居清経) was not worthy to succeed his biological father, and so by 1787, Kiyonaga assumed the leadership of the Torii school, becoming its fourth head and last major artist of the lineage.

          Kiyonaga has long been considered one of the masters of the full-color woodblock print (nishiki-e: 錦絵) and, in particular, of bijinga (pictures of beautiful women: 美人画). He also produced paintings, book illustrations, banzuke (theater playbills: 番付), and shunga ("spring pictures" or erotica: 春画).

          Kiyonaga's drawing of women in the 1780s is decidedly different from earlier typologies, such as the child-like beauties of Suzuki Harunobu (鈴木春信 c. 1725-1770), or the somewhat earthier women of Isoda Kôryûsai ( 1735-1790). The feminine aspect in Kiyonaga's oeuvre offers u