Luke Hasegawa

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Luke (Lucas) Hasegawa was a Japanese artist and convert to Catholicism^[1] who was commissioned to paint murals remembering the 26 Martyrs of Nagasaki for the Church of the Holy Japanese Martyrs in Civitavecchia, Italy.

He is a graduate of Morning Star (Gyosei) International School in Tokyo.

His work is documented in a book titled Each with His Own Brush: Contemporary Christian Art in Asia and Africa by Daniel Johnson Fleming, published by Friendship Press in 1938.

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• "Introducción del Cristianismo en Japón" created in 1925 by Luke Hasegawa - Vatican Museum
• "Junco de Pesca Chino" by Luke Hasegawa
• "Mosaic of Mary HOC" by Luke Hasegawa