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Although European rabbits were introduced to Japan during the Muromachi period (1336-1573), albino rabbits were first seen in the painting done by Nangaku’s teacher, Maruyama Okyo, in 1784 in the Edo period.

Tags: modern times

2024年6月6日

Watanabe Kaiko / Peacocks under the Pine, A half of four-panel folding screen

The Watanabe family, village headmen of Suga in Nishi Ward, Niigata City, were
active over three generations which include Tanchi, the family’s fifth generation and Kaiko’s father who studied under Matsumura Keibun, the sixth generation Kaiko, and his son Etsuzan, the seventh generation.

Tags: latter half of the Edo period, modern times, modern times

2024年2月7日

Ukita Ikkei / Setting sun and a flock of crows

Ukita Ikkei is also known as Tomioka Tessai’s master of Yamato-e painting. This work vividly depicts a flock of crows.

Tags: modern times, year round

2024年6月4日

Tosa Mitsuoki / 3 Hanging scrolls of rising sun and quails

Mitsuoki, a representative painter of the Tosa school in the Edo period, was especially known as a master of quail paintings.

2023年3月29日

Tomita Keisen / Spring snow in the garden

Tomita Keisen (1879-1936) was a Japanese painter from the Meiji to Showa periods. He studied the Kano school and the Shijo school, and later became an admirer of Sengai Gibon and Tomioka Tessai. He also studied Buddhist paintings from the Nara and Heian periods. He is known for his interactions with the poet Paul Claudel, who was the French ambassador to Japan.