Dictionary of Japanese Painters & Calligraphers-SHOGA | Page 2

2021-01-11

Yamamoto Kōun: A Japanese Style Painter Who Kept Painting the Natural Beauty of Saga, Kyōto.

2021-01-10

Kodama Kibō: The Japanese-Style Painter Who Persistently Explored

2021-01-09

Kobayashi Kahaku: A Key Painter Active Earlier Both in the Kyōto Art Circle and in the Inten Exhibition, Drawing Beautiful Japanese-style Paintings Full of Transparency

2021-01-08

Kimura Buzan: One of the Big 4 in the Nihon Bijutsuin. The Best Colorists in the Nihon Bijutsuin.

2021-01-07

Hirafuku Hyakusui: A Japanese-Style Painter Who Integrated the Both Elements of Rinpa School and Nanga so as to Develop the Unique Painting Style

2021-01-06

Takaya Kōho: An Artist Who Belonged to the Shijō School and Responded to Orders from the Manias at a Distance from the Painting World

2021-01-05

Takamori Saigan: Nanga Painter Who Ｗas Active in the Meiji to Taishō Eras and Called “Nobleman on Street”

2021-01-04

Mochizuki Shunkō: Master of Paintings in the Flower-and-Bird Genre Who Loved and Enjoyed the Beauty of the Four Seasons.

2021-01-03

Kanashima Keika: A Master of Paintings in the Flower-and-Bird Genre Who Showed His Talent at the Bunten, the Teiten and the Nitten Exhibitions.

2021-01-01

Yamaguchi Hachikushi: ‘Screens of Red and White Peonies,’ Exhibited at the Fourth Teiten Exhibition