Ichiryūsai Yoshitoyo (一竜斎芳豊) (artist 1830 – 1866)
Fukuyama Kanekichi (福山兼吉)Ichiesai (go - 一英斎)
Gansuitei (go- 含醉亭)
Uehara (surname - 上原) - according to Keyes, but possibly confused with a different artist
Utagawa (surname - 歌川) - according to Keyes, but possibly a different artist
Hokusui (go- 北粋, 北翠, 北醉, 北粹, or 北水)
Hyōzō (jinmei - 兵三)
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Biography:
Yoshitoyo was a printmaker of the Osaka school. He produced mainly prints with theatrical subjects and actor portraits. He was also a poet.
Roberts in his A Dictionary of Japanese Artists... wrote on page 204: "Ukiyo-e printmaker. Pupil first of Kunisada, then of Kuniyoshi. Lived and worked in Edo, and for a while in Osaka, where he was a member of the Kamigata-e group. Produced prints of warriors and designs for kites. Many of his compositions tend to be overdramatic. May be the same artist as Uehara Yoshitoyo."
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Peter Ujlaki said that Yoshitoyo was only active from 1854-57. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has prints by Gansuitei Yoshitoyo which they date to 1858.
