Fujio Yoshida

Fujio Yoshida was a Japanese painter and printmaker who lived from 1887 to 1987. Working within the yōga tradition, she shared a professional and personal life with her husband, the artist Hiroshi Yoshida. Her family included two sons who also became notable artists, Hodaka Yoshida and Toshi Yoshida. Throughout her century-long life, she contributed to the artistic landscape of the Empire of Japan. Her work and legacy are defined by her roles as a creator and as a mother within a distinguished family of painters.