Hakuba-kai
白馬会
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The Hakuba-kai was an art association founded in 1896 (Meiji 29) by Seiki Kuroda, Keiichiro Kume, Yamamoto Hōsui and others after they left the Meiji Bijutsu-kai. The group became the mainstream of western-style painting in the second half of the Meiji period.
Details
- Japanese Name
白馬会
Hakuba-kai
- English Name
- White Horse Society
- Established
- 1896
- Dissolved
- 1911
Connections
- Splinter Group of
- Meiji Bijutsu-kai
- Member
- Fujishima, Takeji
Painter
- Kobayashi, Mango
Painter
- Kume, Keiichirō
Painter
- Kuroda, Seiki
Painter
- Nagahara, Kōtarō
Painter
- Okada, Saburōsuke
Painter
- Shōdai, Tameshige
Painter
- Wada, Eisaku
Painter
- Yamamoto, Hōsui
Painter
