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Morizumi Tsurana
Morizumi Tsurana (1809-1892) was a Sumiyoshi painter who lived in Osaka. He trained under Watanabe Hiroteru (fearly 19th century) and later under Sumiyoshi Hirotsura (1793-1863). He specialised in the depiction of historical and mythological subjects, depicting scenes and people of Japanese legend.
Morizumi Tsurana (1809-1892) was a Sumiyoshi painter who lived in Osaka. He trained under Watanabe Hiroteru (fearly 19th century) and later under Sumiyoshi Hirotsura (1793-1863). He speciali...
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Morizumi Tsurana (1809-1892) was a Sumiyoshi painter who lived in Osaka. He trained under Watanabe Hiroteru (fearly 19th century) and later under Sumiyoshi Hirotsura (1793-1863). He specialised in the depiction of historical and mythological subjects, depicting scenes and people of Japanese legend.
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