Fujiki Kikumaro

Fujiki Kikumaro is a Japanese printmaker about whom very little biographical information has been preserved in English-language sources. Works attributed to Fujiki appear in the ukiyo-e.org database and related print collections, but confirmed details regarding birth and death dates, artistic training, and movement affiliation remain undocumented. The name itself---with "Kikumaro" suggesting a traditional art name in the lineage common among Edo and Meiji-period artists---may indicate activity during the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. Until further documentation surfaces, Fujiki Kikumaro remains one of the many printmakers whose works survive in collections but whose life story has yet to be recovered.

Fujiki Kikumaro's prints frequently feature bijin-ga, figures, landscapes.

Original prints by Fujiki Kikumaro can be found in collections including ukiyo-e.org, robynbuntin, Robyn Buntin of Honolulu.