CHISELLERS
thus four Morisadas of the Katsugi family.
- Morisada. Katsugi. 1640. Yozayemon. A highly skilled artist. He worked first in Fushimi and afterwards entered the service of the feudal chief of Kaga, receiving an annual allowance of fifty bags of rice.
- Morisada. Katsugi. 1660. Yoshiro. Son of Morisada Yozayemon and counted of equal skill with his father. His son, of the same personal name, succeeded him. Kaga.
- Morishige. Kuwamura. 1640. Seishiro. Kaga.
- Moritsugu. Vide Sōyō.
- Moritsugu. Katsugi. 1690. Genzayemon. Kaga.
- Moriyoshi. Katsugi. 1670. Sozayemon. Kaga.
- Moriyoshi. Kuwamura. 1610. Yoshiro. The founder of the Kuwamura family.
- Moriyuki. Kuwamura. 1640. Jirosaburo. A very celebrated artist. Kaga.
- Motoaki. Morioka. 1800. Heizaburo. Pupil of Kaizantei. Mito.
- Motoakira. Suzuki. 1780. Shinsuke. Called himself Tankasai. A great expert. Pupil of Sekijōken. Mito.
- Motochika. Hiyama. 1780. Hanroku. Called himself Kaizantei. A skilled expert. Pupil of Sekijōken. Mito.
- Motochika. Fujita. 1800. Jisaku. Called himself Ontaiken. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Motoharu. Katōji. 1780. Jiyemon. Called himself Genjuken. Pupil of Sekijōken and a great expert. Mito.
- Motohide. Sato. 1830. Gensuke. A pupil of Seiunsai. Mito.
- Motohiro. Shimizu. 1800. Yeikichi. Mito.
- Motohiro. 1780. Shinzaburo. Pupil of Sekijōken. Mito.
- Motohisa. Nakamura. 1810. Magoshichi. Mito.
- Motohisa. Yoshikawa. 1800. Yogoro. Called himself Tōkaken. A pupil of Chikuzanken and a skilled expert. Mito.
- Motokore. Ishikawa. 1780. Shōyemon. Mito.
- Motokyo. 19th cent. Metal-worker of Yedo.
- Motomichi. Yasuyama. 1790. Kinjiro. Mito.
- Motomitsu. Gunji. 1800. Sozaburo. Pupil of Kaizantei. Mito.
- Motomochi. Hiyama. 1810. Nihei. Called himself Kwaizantei. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Motonaga. Nanjo. 1780. Shinzaburo. Pupil of Sekijōken. Mito.
- Motonaga. Yamamoto. 1800. Shikohachi. Pupil of Kinzantei. Mito.
- Motonaga. Ogawa. 1800. Chingoro. Called himself Jichikaken. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Motonobu. Hanawa. 1780. Shinzō. Mito.
- Motonobu. Watanabe. 1810. Tsunekichi. A pupil of Ontaiken. Mito.
- Motonori. Kūrozawa. 1810. Ichijiro. A pupil of Tōhoken. Mito.
- Motonori. Nemoto. 1800. Shinraku. Called himself Chōoken. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Motonori. Onose. 1780. Shinraku. Pupil of Sekijōken. Mito.
- Motonori. Yasuyama. 1700. Shinsuke. Called himself Hozanken. Originally of the Yokoya family. A pupil of Chōbei (Kikugawa), and, like his teacher, famous for carving chrysanthemums. Father of Seke Joken. Mito.
- Motosada. Ogawa. 1780. Shingoro. Called himself Chikuzanken. A pupil of Sekijoken. Mito.
- Motosada. Tani. 19th cent. Metal-worker of Osaka.
- Motoshige. Sakamoto. 1780. Genzaburo. Mito.
- Motoshige. Mimura. 1810. Juzaburo. Called himself Seiunsai. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Motoshige. Ogawa. 1800. Genji. Mito.
- Mototaka. Nagayama. 1810. Motohachi. A pupil of Tōhōken. Mito.
- Mototaka. 1810. A pupil of Jichikuken. Mito.
- Mototeru. Yasuyama. 1780. Yeisuke. Mito.
- Mototomo. 1780. Joi. Called himself Seishinken. A skilled expert. Mito.
- Mototoshi. Yamagata. 1820. A Mito expert. A pupil of Seishinken.
- Mototsune. Gunji. 1780. Shimpachi. Mito.
- Motoyama. Munehide. 19th cent. Metal-worker of Yedo.
- Motoyasu. Uchikishi. 1800. Shōbei. Pupil of Kaizantei. Mito.
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