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This is originally published as an illustration in a slim brocure titled Shocking au Japon: De l'evolution de l'art dans l'empire du soleil levant (1895) by Fernand Ganeso, the image drawn by Georges bigot has only a short caption identifying its…

Kuroda Seiki did not create many self-portraits, but this is one of them. In this French style self-portrait, Kuroda uses bright color to present himself, and presents change of light.

Kuroda Seiki did not create many self-portraits, and this is one of them. Kuroda painted this self portrait eighteen years after creating previous self-portrait. Kuroda uses darker color than previous piece, put more emphsis on detail in this piece.

This self-portrait was created when Go Hui-dong graduated from Tokyo School of Fine Arts. Go tried to present his national identity and social status in this painting. This painting is presumed to be painted in reference to self-portrait photography…

Go Hui-dong left only three pieces of oil paintings, and this is one of them. On the one hand, this painting contains traditional Korean customs, on the other hand, Western oil painting's influence can be seen in terms of composition and technique.…

The exact date of this self-portrait has been a matter of some contention. It was
unsigned, and there are no records indicating its exhibition history or even whether the work had been publicly shown at all. This self-portrait is presumed to be a…

Every student had to leave their self-portrait when they graduated from Tokyo School of Fine Arts. This painting was created with Li Shutong's graduation.

Tokyo University of the Arts