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Tokyo Fine Arts School

museum, Tokyo, Japan
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  • Ernest F. Fenollosa

    …helped to found (1887) the Tokyo Fine Arts School and to draft a law for the preservation of temples and shrines and their art treasures.

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    …helped to found (1887) the Tokyo Fine Arts School and to draft a law for the preservation of temples and shrines and their art treasures.

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  • Okakura Kakuzō

    …the principal founders of the Tokyo Fine Arts School, opened in 1887, and a year later became its head. He and Fenollosa, also teaching there, intentionally omitted Western painting and sculpture from the new school’s curriculum. In 1898 Okakura was ousted from the school in an administrative struggle. He next…

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    …the principal founders of the Tokyo Fine Arts School, opened in 1887, and a year later became its head. He and Fenollosa, also teaching there, intentionally omitted Western painting and sculpture from the new school’s curriculum. In 1898 Okakura was ousted from the school in an administrative struggle. He next…

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