Sou Shizan
【The tiger】
Sou Shizan, who specialized in flower, bird, and landscape paintings, learned his craft from his father, Shiseki, and was active as a painter of the Nanpin school. While there are many paintings of tigers in the world, such a bold composition is rare, and one can feel the artist's overflowing energy in this work.
Number
D-92
Title
The tiger
Artist
Sou Shizan
Detail
Materials : ink on paper
wooden boxed
Size : W 57.5 × H 134 cm (Image) ・ W 60 × H 198 cm (Mount)
Condition: slightly damaged, slightly stained on the mount / slightly creased, wormholes on the image
wooden boxed
Size : W 57.5 × H 134 cm (Image) ・ W 60 × H 198 cm (Mount)
Condition: slightly damaged, slightly stained on the mount / slightly creased, wormholes on the image
Artist History
A painter of the Nanpin school in the mid to late Edo period. He was born in Edo. His surname was Kusumoto, and his given name was Hakukei. His style name was Kinsaku, and he also used the pseudonym Taikei. He was the son of the painter Song Shiseki, from whom he learned his craft, excelling in flower, bird, and landscape paintings. He passed away in Bunka 2 (1805) at the age of 73.
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Sou Shizan
【The tiger】
Sou Shizan, who specialized in flower, bird, and landscape paintings, learned his craft from his father, Shiseki, and was active as a painter of the Nanpin school. While there are many paintings of tigers in the world, such a bold composition is rare, and one can feel the artist's overflowing energy in this work.
Number
D-92
Title
The tiger
Artist
Sou Shizan
Detail
Materials : ink on paper
wooden boxed
Size : W 57.5 × H 134 cm (Image) ・ W 60 × H 198 cm (Mount)
Condition: slightly damaged, slightly stained on the mount / slightly creased, wormholes on the image
wooden boxed
Size : W 57.5 × H 134 cm (Image) ・ W 60 × H 198 cm (Mount)
Condition: slightly damaged, slightly stained on the mount / slightly creased, wormholes on the image
Artist History
A painter of the Nanpin school in the mid to late Edo period. He was born in Edo. His surname was Kusumoto, and his given name was Hakukei. His style name was Kinsaku, and he also used the pseudonym Taikei. He was the son of the painter Song Shiseki, from whom he learned his craft, excelling in flower, bird, and landscape paintings. He passed away in Bunka 2 (1805) at the age of 73.
Status
Sold Out
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