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Kagaku Murakami (村上華岳, Murakami Kagaku, July 3, 1888 – November 11, 1939) was a Japanese painter and illustrator, noted for his numerous Buddhist subjects and advancement in the techniques of nihonga (Japanese-style) painting in the early 20th century.

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rdfs:label	Murakami Kagaku (de) Kagaku Murakami (fr) Kagaku Murakami (it) Kagaku Murakami (en) 村上華岳 (ja) Kagaku Murakami (pl) Мураками Кагаку (ru) 村上華岳 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Murakami Kagaku (japanisch 村上華岳; geb. 3. Juli 1888 in Osaka; gest. 11. November 1939) war ein japanischer Maler der Nihonga-Richtung in der Taishō- und frühen Shōwa-Zeit. (de) Kagaku Murakami (村上華岳, Murakami Kagaku, July 3, 1888 – November 11, 1939) was a Japanese painter and illustrator, noted for his numerous Buddhist subjects and advancement in the techniques of nihonga (Japanese-style) painting in the early 20th century. (en) Kagaku Murakami (村上華岳), de son vrai nom Takeda Shinichi (né le 3 juillet 1888 à Osaka, mort le 11 novembre 1939 à Kōbe) est un peintre et illustrateur japonais, connu pour ses nombreuses réalisations portant sur le bouddhisme et ses apports au développement des techniques du style japonais nihonga dans la peinture du début du XXe siècle. (fr) Kagaku Murakami (村上華岳?; Osaka, 3 luglio 1888 – , 11 novembre 1939) è stato un pittore e illustratore giapponese attivo all’inizio del XX secolo e conosciuto principalmente per le sue opere in stile nihonga e per quelle a soggetto buddista. (it) 村上華岳（むらかみかがく、1888年〈明治21年〉7月3日 - 1939年〈昭和14年〉11月11日）は、大正～昭和期の日本画家。 (ja) Мураками Кагаку, наст. имя Такэда Синъити (яп. 村上華岳; род.. 3 июля 1888 г. Осака; ум. 11 ноября 1939) г. Кобе) — японский художник, писавший свои произведения в традиционном стиле нихонга. (ru) 村上華岳（1888年7月3日－1939年11月11日），是日本画家。出生於大阪。主要作品『日高河清姫図』、『夏の山』、『樹下禅観』、『秋の山』、『牡丹』等。 (zh) Kagaku Murakami (jap. 村上華岳 Murakami Kagaku); właśc. Shin’ichi Takeda (jap. 武田震一 Takeda Shin’ichi) ur. 3 lipca 1888, zm. 11 listopada 1939 – japoński malarz, reprezentant stylu nihonga. Pochodził z Osaki. Ukończył Szkołę Malarstwa w Kioto, gdzie jego wykładowcą był Seihō Takeuchi. Początkowo tworzył obrazy skrajnie realistyczne, z manierystyczną, staranną linią nawiązującą do tradycji japońskiego monochromatycznego malarstwa tuszem. Z czasem w swoich poszukiwaniach artystycznych zaczął sięgać do różnych stylów i technik, w tym do malarstwa europejskiego. W 1926 roku osiadł w samotni w Kobe. (pl)
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