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Akamatsu Rinsaku - The Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
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Akamatsu Rinsaku was a painter, illustrator, cartoonist, and printmaker in Osaka. He was born in 1878 in Tsuyama City in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. He studied Western-style painting at the renowned Tokyo School of Fine Arts, with one of his teachers being Yamauchi Gusen. Akamatsu Rinsaku's first employment was as an illustrator for the newspaper Osaka Asahi Shimbun. His major work is the series "Thirty-six Views of Osaka," completed and published in 1947. Rinsaku Akamatsu also contributed to the series "Pictures of Famous Places in Osaka and Kobe."

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Amida pond

Amida pond (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Taishobashi bridge

Taishobashi bridge (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Midosuji, a business center

Midosuji, a business center (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
The water-fall at Minoo National Park

The water-fall at Minoo National Park (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Tennoji Park

Tennoji Park (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Juso, the re-creation center

Juso, the re-creation center (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Kozu shrine dedicated to Nintoku Emperor

Kozu shrine dedicated to Nintoku Emperor (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Hommachi, a business center

Hommachi, a business center (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
The Municipal Hall

The Municipal Hall (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
The central public hall

The central public hall (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Haginotera, the temple of bush clovers

Haginotera, the temple of bush clovers (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Toyokuni shrine dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Toyokuni shrine dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Aizendo, shrine for Indian God of will power

Aizendo, shrine for Indian God of will power (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Shitennoji temple, built by Prince Shotoku in 587 A.D

Shitennoji temple, built by Prince Shotoku in 587 A.D (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
Hamadera Park

Hamadera Park (1947)

Akamatsu Rinsaku (Japanese, 1878-1953)
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