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Yokoyama Matsusaburō (横山 松三郎, 1838–1884) was a pioneering Japanese photographer, artist, lithographer and teacher. Yokoyama was born Yokoyama Bunroku (横山 文六) in Iturup (then under Japanese control) on 10 October 1838. Early in his life, Yokoyama and his family moved to Hakodate, where in 1854 he was first exposed to photography on seeing daguerreotypes by and . At the age of fifteen he was apprenticed to a kimono dealer, and during this time developed an interest in painting. A few years later, as an assistant to the Russian painter Lehman, he was exposed to Western painting styles and helped sketch the surroundings of the Russian Consulate in Hakodate. With a view to improving his landscape painting, Yokoyama started to learn photography. He travelled to Yokohama and studied photography

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  • Macusaburó Jokojama (cs)
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburō (fr)
  • 横山松三郎 (ja)
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburō (en)
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  • Macusaburó Jokojama (横山 松三郎, 10. října 1838 – 15. října 1884 Tokio) byl průkopník japonské fotografie, umělec, litograf a učitel. (cs)
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburō (横山 松三郎), né le 26 novembre 1838 sur l'île d'Itouroup, mort à Tokyo le 15 octobre 1884, est un artiste, professeur, lithographe et photographe japonais, pionnier de la photographie. (fr)
  • 横山 松三郎(よこやま まつさぶろう、1838年11月26日(天保9年10月10日) - 1884年(明治17年)10月15日)は、幕末・明治初期の写真家、洋画家。別名・文六(三代目)。城郭、社寺などの写真が、重要文化財として残っている。 (ja)
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburō (横山 松三郎, 1838–1884) was a pioneering Japanese photographer, artist, lithographer and teacher. Yokoyama was born Yokoyama Bunroku (横山 文六) in Iturup (then under Japanese control) on 10 October 1838. Early in his life, Yokoyama and his family moved to Hakodate, where in 1854 he was first exposed to photography on seeing daguerreotypes by and . At the age of fifteen he was apprenticed to a kimono dealer, and during this time developed an interest in painting. A few years later, as an assistant to the Russian painter Lehman, he was exposed to Western painting styles and helped sketch the surroundings of the Russian Consulate in Hakodate. With a view to improving his landscape painting, Yokoyama started to learn photography. He travelled to Yokohama and studied photography (en)
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