Takeda Kōzo (artist)

Takeda Kōzo was a distinguished Japanese woodblock print artist active during the late Edo period and early Meiji era. Renowned for his detailed and expressive ukiyo-e prints, he often depicted traditional Japanese life, landscapes, and historical scenes. Kōzo's craftsmanship emphasized fine line work and vibrant color, contributing to the rich legacy of Japanese visual culture. His work reflects both technical skill and cultural storytelling, making him a respected figure among collectors and scholars of Japanese art.