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Keisen Tomita [1879-1936, Painter]
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Keisen Tomita (冨田渓仙) was a Japanese painter associated with the nihonga tradition. His artworks are collected by museums including The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. He is also known for a collaboration with Paul Claudel, a poet who also served as the French Ambassador to Japan, and their joint creations are housed in the Centre Pompidou collection.
Title: Keisen Tomita [1879-1936, Painter]
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Keisen Tomita (冨田渓仙) was a Japanese painter associated with the nihonga tradition.
His artworks are collected by museums including The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
He is also known for a collaboration with Paul Claudel, a poet who also served as the French Ambassador to Japan, and their joint creations are housed in the Centre Pompidou collection.
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