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Although this dragon and tiger painting follows the style of the Kano school, the expression of each face shows its originality. The tiger’s face seems to express its strong will to win, which is very appealing.

Tags: Chinese Zodiac Sign, Tiger, modern times, tiger (Panthera tigris), year round

2025年2月15日

Irie Hako / Longing for spring

A dog with the dignified appearance is lying down in a clear snowy landscape. The red plum blossoms give a subtle feeling of spring.

Tags: modern times

2023年10月25日

Inscription by Obaku Kacho, painted by Mori Sosen / Monkey parent and child

The fluffy fur and carefully drawn affectionate gestures will warm your heart. This is an excellent work by Mori Sosen, a master of monkey painting.

Tags: modern times, year round

2020年6月14日

Imao Keinen / Frog on a broken hat

A frog sitting on a broken Kasa (hat). The work has a fresh depiction of an ordinary scene. The spatial composition using only ink is superb.

Tags: modern times, Shijo Faction (of the LDP)

2020年5月22日

Imao Keinen / Cat

Keinen placed great importance on sketching and is said to have emphasized its importance to his pupils. This work depicts a mischievous kitten playing with a feather broom in a dynamic manner.

2025年8月21日

Ikegami Shuho / Like snow

This is an emotional painting in which the falling cherry blossom petals are likened to snow.

2024年5月8日

Ikegami Shuho / Dianthus

This is a refreshing and lovely hanging scroll of dianthus and butterflies. It is a classy piece with elegant brushwork.

Tags: modern times

2020年11月7日

Ike Taiga / Sparrow and bamboo

This is a sparrow painting by Ike Taiga, a literati painter of the mid-Edo period. The sparrow, which is believed to ward off evil and bring good fortune and luck, is depicted together with a bamboo, which symbolizes honesty because it stretches straight upward.

Tags: modern times, small birds, year round

2020年5月21日

Ikai Shokoku / Battle of Ichi-no-Tani

Many artists have depicted Minamoto no Yoshitsune’s “Battle of Ichi-no-Tani”, but this work depicts the exact moment when the horse is dropped. The tension is conveyed from Yoshitsune’s gaze as he watches the horse.