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Tani Buncho / Two cats playing with butterflies


Two cats with comical expressions playing with butterflies. This work was painted in February 1836 when Buncho was 75 years old.

2020年5月21日

Tani Buncho / Reeds and a wild goose


Buncho seems to have captured the exact moment when the wild goose landed on the pond and painted it with great vigor in a short amount of time.

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2023年7月1日

Tamaoki Raiseki / The tiger watches vigilantly for a chance


This is a tiger painting by Tamaki Raiseki, an animal painter who was active from the Meiji to Showa periods. Raiseki studied animal painting on his own, and became recognized by the world for his tiger painting techniques.

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2023年8月25日

Takeuchi Seiho / Crows fighting in the snow


Three crows fighting violently in the air, searching for food. The vivid brushwork is striking. It was exhibited at the “Takeuchi Seiho:A Destructive and Creative Force” exhibition held at the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art in 2023.

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2025年2月24日

Takaku Ryuko / Sobering-up time


This work is painted by Takaku Ryuko, who established his own unique style of painting by fusing Nanga and Yamato-e.

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2021年2月27日

Takahashi Souzan, Maekawa Bunrei, Maekawa Koryo and other / Chinese zodiac


Each brush stroke has its own unique flavor, making this Chinese zodiac painting enjoyable to look at.

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2020年9月28日

Takahashi Kyoson / Landscapes of sansha (Three Shrines)


The painting depicts a deer, which is said to be a messenger of the gods, and a sacred mirror hanging from a tree, signifying that the place is shrouded in holiness and pure air.

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2021年2月13日

Sugimoto Kenkichi / Discussion about the belly button


The three of them show their bellies to each other and have a discussion. If you look closely at its belly, it seems that the kappa has a navel. Is the kappa, a Japanese monster, a mammal? We do not know for sure, but the puzzled expressions on the frog and turtle’s faces make you laugh.

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2023年6月8日

Suda Kunitaro / Japanese crane and an oak tree


This is a solemn and imposing piece that is typical of Suda Kunitaro. This is a rare piece painted with colored lacquer on a ceramic panel.

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2020年5月23日

Suda Kunitaro / Crane and red plum (square drawing paper)


Suda Kunitaro was an unusual painter who studied aesthetics at Kyoto University and continued to create art while teaching there.

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