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Japan and the West: History and Art - A Brief Chronology
From - To  
1568 - 1603 Azuchi-Momoyama Period - The West makes contact with Japan
1542 - 1640 Portuguese in Japan
1543 Three Portuguese seaman drift ashore Tanegashima, Kyushu
1549 Francis Xavier - Spanish Jesuit missionary arrives in Kagoshima
1557 Portuguese leasing of Macau and start of China trade paintings
1580 - 1587 Nagasaki leased to Portuguese Jesuits
1590 Giovanni (Nicaola) Colla Italian Jesuit founded school of Western painting in Kumamoto
1590 Unification of Japan by Toyotomi Hideyoshi
1600 De Liefde first Dutch ship to reach Nagasaki
1603 - 1868 Nagasaki Ei - Edo Period begins with Tokuogawa Ieyasu
1609 Dutch establish trading post in Hirado
1614 Missionaries expelled from Japan
1616 Trade with countries other than China restricted to Hirado and Nagasaki
1636 - 1639 Portuguese segregated to Dejima Island
1639 - 1853 Sakoku Period - Japan closed to all foreigners . Trade limited to China, the Dutch and the Ryukyu Kingdom
1641 Dutch establish factory on Dejima Island formerly occupied by Portuguese
1680 De Chom Van Subali (Oil Painting)
1804 Russian envoy Nicolai Rezanov arrives in Nagasaki aboard the warship Nadezhda
1843 Robert George Davis Tosswill, Royal Navy Officer
1800 - 1900 China Trade Paintings
1752 - 1842 Canton & Hong trading system between China and the West
1840 British establish themselves in Hong Kong
1841 British arrive in Canton (Guangzhou)
1843 British expand to Shanghai
1853 - 1868 Transition in Opening of Japan to the West - Edo Ei & Yokohama-Ei
1615 - 1868 Edo Era Paintings
1853 - 1854 Matthew Perry visits Japan twice
1853 - 1868 Yokohama-ei wood block prints
1874 - 1911 Shunso Hishida
1868 - 1912 Meiji Period (1868-1912) and Travel and Exploration All
1500 - 1800 Mughal paintings
1809 - 1854 William Henry Bartlett (Damascus)
1838 - 1912 Chikanobu Toyohara prints
1838 - 1902 Pierre-Marie Beyle
1844 - 1907 Henri Somm
1854 - 1922 Ralph Wormeley Curtis (India)
1855 - 1938 Mortimer Mempes
1859 - 1939 Theodore Wores (1859-1939) visits Japan and again in
1860 - 1923 John Charles Arter
1860 - 1927 Georges Ferdinand Bigot
1860 - 1924 Louis-Jules Dumoulin
1868 Kobe opened to foreign trade and settlement
1873 - 1944 Joseph De La Nézières
1884 - 1956 Samuel Mutzner
1886 - 1969 Saika Yagi
1895 - 1974 Roland Straser
1896 - 1960 Paul Jacoulet
1896 Choueke House built
  Modern Art: Taisho (1912 - 1926) Period & Showa Period (1926-1986)
1853 - 1941 Maximilien Luce
1865 - 1934 Isaac Israels
1867 - 1943 Ito Hoshihiko
1874 - 1911 Shunso Hishida
1876 - 1954 Kono Micao arrives in Paris in the early 1920s
1877 - 1962 Herman Hesse
1880 - 1954 Andre Derain
1881 - 1968 Blanche Camus
1886 - 1957 Diego Rivera in Paris from 1907-192. Friendship with Foujita continues in Mexico in 1932.
1893 - 1963 Dietz Edzard
1895 - 1973 Bando Toshio arrives in Paris in 1922
1896 - 1968 Foujita Leonard Tsuguharu arrives in Paris in 1913
1896 - 1948 Koyanagui Sei arrives in Paris in 1920
1899 - 1985 Marcel Dyf
1900 - 1984 Nomiyama Koichi exhibits in San Francisco
1901 - 1986 Oguiss Takanori - 1927 arrives in Paris
1903 - 1988 Koiso Ryohei (1903-1988) Kobe artist recognized with Asahi Prize
1905 - 1989 Masuda Makoto
1906 - 1978 Osakabe Gin
1908 - 2000 Vu Cao Dam (Viet Nam)
1909 Walter Simpson Parke
1923 Great Kanto Earthquake
1930 - 1989 Ukita Katsumi
  Okuda Kenzo
  Choueke Family Dates
1902 - 1991 Ezra Choueke born in Aleppo, Syria
1919 - 2019 Polissa (Lucy) Choueke born in Aleppo, Syria
1933 Ezra Choueke arrives to Kobe from Aleppo
1936 Ezra Choueke, his bride Lucy and mother, Farida arrive in Kobe on the SS Conte Verde
1938 - 2006 Frieda Choueke Saadeh
1940 Birth of Simone
1943 Birth of Jack
1944 Original Choueke residence bombed and burned
1945 Birth of Tony
1954 Choueke Family acquires and moves into current residence
2019 Ezra T Choueke & Edward J Choueke, grandsons of Ezra and Lucy assume responsibilities of the Choueke House
   
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