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- Who was Kuniyoshi?
- Why is he a famous printmaker?
- What is the printmaking process?
- 5 examples of warrior prints
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         <title>He was a Japanese print maker who was famous for his work. His prints and the way he made them and what he made was amazing compared to a lot of other things in the past. He was making posters, art pieces and anything else he liked</title>
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         <title>Because he made some of the best prints. He had a warrior collection depicting samurais. He was also famous because he was good at making it accurate and making it look like stuff we see nowadays. He made prints really explode especially because he was a good teacher </title>
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         <title>There are a lot of shapes. It’s carving in wood. You can make multiple of one piece. He used squares and triangles because that’s the base of a lot of his prints</title>
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         <title>Carving a design into wood or another material, rolling ink on it and stamping it on paper</title>
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