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Irie Hakō: A Kyoto Master of Subtle Beauty Irie Hakō, originally known as Ikujirō, was a pivotal figure in the development of Nihonga painting during the early to mid-20th century. Born in Kyoto in 1887 and tragically passing away in 1948, his life’s work embodies the quiet elegance and profound spirituality characteristic of this traditional Japanese art form. His journey from humble beginnings as a student under Morimoto Tōkaku to b…
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