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Ryushi Kawabata (1885-1966) was an important influence on the development of nihonga (Japanese-style painting) during the Taisho and Showa eras (1912-1989). He originally studied yōga (Western-style painting) in the United States, but switched to nihonga after being impressed by the Japanese works at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
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