Lot 212 , Attributed to Goseda Yoshimatsu, Japanese 1855-1915, A kneeling woman greeting a mother and child in an interior

Attributed to Goseda Yoshimatsu (Japanese, 1855-1915)
A kneeling woman greeting a mother and child in an interior,
unsigned,
oil on canvas,
90cm x 70cm

Provenance: With Ken Hoshino & Co, London

Born in Edo, Japan, Goseda Yoshimatsu began his artistic journey as a pupil of the British artist Charles Wirgman in 1866. He later studied with Italian painter Antonio Fontanesi. He is regarded as one of the first Japanese artists to adopt and practice Western painting techniques.

£800-1,200