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Yamaguchi Soken, also called Takejirō (Japanese:山口素絢; 1759, Kyōto - 22 November 1818, Kyōto) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school. He was one of the "Ten Great Ones" (応門十哲; a reference to the Ten Great Disciples of Confucius), taught by Maruyama Ōkyo.

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rdfs:comment	Yamaguchi Soken (japanisch 山口素絢, gelegentlich auch Sojun gelesen, gewöhnlich Takejirō (武次郎); geb. 1759 in Kyōto; gest. 22. November 1818) war ein japanischer Maler der Maruyama-Shijō-Schule während der mittleren bis späten Edo-Zeit. Er war einer der „Zehn Bedeutenden unter Maruyama“ (応門十哲, Ōmon jūtetsu). (de) 山口素絢（やまぐちそけん、宝暦9年（1759年） - 文政元年10月24日（1818年11月22日））は、江戸時代中期から後期の円山派の絵師。円山応挙の弟子で、応門十哲の一人。 (ja) Yamaguchi Soken, also called Takejirō (Japanese:山口素絢; 1759, Kyōto - 22 November 1818, Kyōto) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school. He was one of the "Ten Great Ones" (応門十哲; a reference to the Ten Great Disciples of Confucius), taught by Maruyama Ōkyo. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Honolulu Museum of Art University of Michigan Museum of Art Vanderbilt University 18th-century Japanese painters Kyōto 1759 births Confucius Matsumura Keibun Genre art Minneapolis Institute of Art Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Los Angeles County Museum of Art 19th-century Japanese painters British Museum Brooklyn Museum Artists from Kyoto Fusuma Jōdo-shū Harvard Art Museums Iowa State University 1818 deaths Kimono Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Japanese portrait painters Maruyama Ōkyo Metropolitan Museum of Art Nezu Museum Seattle Art Museum Shijō school
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has abstract	Yamaguchi Soken (japanisch 山口素絢, gelegentlich auch Sojun gelesen, gewöhnlich Takejirō (武次郎); geb. 1759 in Kyōto; gest. 22. November 1818) war ein japanischer Maler der Maruyama-Shijō-Schule während der mittleren bis späten Edo-Zeit. Er war einer der „Zehn Bedeutenden unter Maruyama“ (応門十哲, Ōmon jūtetsu). (de) 山口素絢（やまぐちそけん、宝暦9年（1759年） - 文政元年10月24日（1818年11月22日））は、江戸時代中期から後期の円山派の絵師。円山応挙の弟子で、応門十哲の一人。 (ja) Yamaguchi Soken, also called Takejirō (Japanese:山口素絢; 1759, Kyōto - 22 November 1818, Kyōto) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school. He was one of the "Ten Great Ones" (応門十哲; a reference to the Ten Great Disciples of Confucius), taught by Maruyama Ōkyo. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of painters in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art collections Haiga Yamaguchi (surname)
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