Portrait of Kojima Ryua 小島柳蛙像

KOJIMA Ryua 小島柳蛙

KOJIMA Ryua (1820-1882) studied and conducted research on chemistry and photography with his uncle Iinuma Yokusai, a practitioner of Western medicine, in Ogaki, a castle town in what is now Gifu Prefecture. Around Meiji 3 (1870) he opened the region’s first photography studio in the town Gifu, his hometown. This self-portrait and a photograph of his daughter, Portrait of KOJIMA Towo, are thought to be experimental works dating from before the opening of his studio.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: Portrait of Kojima Ryua
Original title: 小島柳蛙像
Artist Name: KOJIMA Ryua
Year: 1865-1868
Material / Technique: Ambrotype
Dimensions: 105x80mm
Accession number: 10104401
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