Dictionary of Japanese Painters & Calligraphers-SHOGA | Page 14

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Hirao Chikuka: A Painter from Tamba-Sasayama Who Poured his Heart and Soul into the Popularization and Development of Nanga Painting

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Mori Kansai: The Last Mori School Star Painter Who Was Called “the Meiji Period’s Maruyama Ōkyo”

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Kaneshige Ankō: A Female Japanese-Style Painter in Combat Over Adversity, Master of Kachō-ga

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Kikuchi Hōbun: A Master of Cherry Blossom Paintings, One of the Best Four Disciples of Kōno Bairei

2020-11-10

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Katayama Gashū: The Nihon-ga Painter of Misfortune from Shiga Prefecture

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What Is the Difference Between Maruyama School and Shijō School?

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Maekawa Bunrei: A Master of Kachōga, Active in the Modern Kyōto Art World

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Ikegami Shūho: The Star Japanese Artist Under Araki Kanpo

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Okutani Shūseki: A Painter Who Played a Central Role in Kyōto Painting Circle from Meiji Period to the Early Shōwa Period

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Tanaka Yūbi: The Final Court Painter Active From the Meiji Period to the Early Shōwa Period

2020-11-02

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