The tomb of Ragusa/Long Xuan-ji

The bowl was born in the 1st year of Bunkyu (1861) Shiba. From a young age, he had a talent for painting and was attached to a painter. Meiji 9 (1876) as a teacher of sculpture at the Art School of Engineering, I met Ragusa and studied western painting techniques. After marriage. In 1882, he served as a deputy principal at an art school that opened in Palermo, Sicily, and was also an active painter and received awards at various exhibitions around the Italy. After the death of Ragusa, he returned to Japan in 1933. He died in the same 14 years (1939). Style that fused the beauty of southern Europe and Japan. A Germany physician who contributed to the modernization of Japan medicine under the Meiji government, Elwyn Beltz collected 3,000 Japan paintings during his stay, but recently, in the Bertz collection, a "Village landscape painting" and "family painting" that the ball drew around Meiji 13 to 15. It was found that the watercolor painting, such as female hot water is included. Chogen-ji opened in Kan'ei 5 (1628) Ichigaya and moved to the current location in Kyoho 3 (1718). There is a tomb and a monument of Ragusa.