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'''Tachibana''' (橘) family name, '''Sayume''' (小夢) first name (1892-1970)
 
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'''Tachibana''' was active during the Taisho and Showa periods. Many works depict alluring women living dramatic lives, inspired by classical literature, such as Yuki-Hime and Oshichi Yaoya.
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==Biography==
 
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1892: Born.
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1892: Oct 12. Born in Nishinegoyamachi, Akita City.
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1908: Moves to Tokyo and studies Western painting under Seiki Kurota.
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1911: Studies Japanese painting under Gyokusho Kawabata.
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1930: Sep 1. Publishes “Dream in Adolescent” for the frontispiece of Ryouki Gahou in September.
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1933: Holds a solo exhibition.  
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==Interesting points==
 
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*Due to a congenital heart condition, health was frequently poor. <ref group="※" name="book"> ''Tachibana Sayume's Artworks: The Bewitching Beauty of Japan'' by Keiko Nakamura (Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2015) </ref>
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*'''Tachibana''' recalled feeling a deep sense of wonder and excitement upon discovering Aubrey Beardsley, Arnold Böcklin, Edvard Munch, Auguste Rodin, Leonardo da Vinci. <ref group="※" name="book"></ref>
  
  
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==Image Gallery==
 
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 21 September 2026

Tachibana (橘) family name, Sayume (小夢) first name (1892-1970)

"Yuki-Hime"

Tachibana was active during the Taisho and Showa periods. Many works depict alluring women living dramatic lives, inspired by classical literature, such as Yuki-Hime and Oshichi Yaoya.


Activities

Illustrator

Alternate Names

橘小夢(Japanese)

Biography

1892: Oct 12. Born in Nishinegoyamachi, Akita City.

1908: Moves to Tokyo and studies Western painting under Seiki Kurota.

1911: Studies Japanese painting under Gyokusho Kawabata.

1930: Sep 1. Publishes “Dream in Adolescent” for the frontispiece of Ryouki Gahou in September.

1933: Holds a solo exhibition.


Interesting points

  • Due to a congenital heart condition, health was frequently poor. [※ 1]
  • Tachibana recalled feeling a deep sense of wonder and excitement upon discovering Aubrey Beardsley, Arnold Böcklin, Edvard Munch, Auguste Rodin, Leonardo da Vinci. [※ 1]


Selected Works

Image Gallery

Notes

References (※)

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tachibana Sayume's Artworks: The Bewitching Beauty of Japan by Keiko Nakamura (Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2015)

External Links