Dictionary of Japanese Painters & Calligraphers-SHOGA | Page 9

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Katayama Nanpū: A Core Painter, Recognized by Yokoyama Taikan, Leading the Japanese Art World in the Taishō through the Shōwa Period

2020-12-19

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Mochizuki Unsō: A Disciple of Tsubaki Chinzan in Enshū Region and an Expert of Bird-and-Flower Painting.

2020-12-18

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Mizukami Taisei: A Master of Bird-and-Flower Painting Who Loved the Peaceful Four Seasons

2020-12-14

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Yamashita Seigai: A Painter Who Inherited the Style of Paintings of Watanabe Kazan, Tsubaki Chinzan.

2020-12-14

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Yamashita Seijō: Yamashita Seigai’s Son. An Artist Who Inherited the Flow of Watanabe Kazan and Tsubaki Chinzan

2020-12-14

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Tazaki Sōun: A Nanga Painter Overcame Struggles to Become a Renowned Artist in the Meiji Era.

2020-12-11

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Watanabe Seitei: An Authority on Bird-and-flower Paintings, Fusing ‘Iki’ or Chic, the Aesthetics of Edokko, and Western-Style Paintings

2020-12-10

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Hashimoto Seisui: A Painter Who Gained Popularity Through His Delicate Brush Strokes

2020-12-08

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Watanabe Shōka: A Painter Who Succeeded the Painting Style of Watanabe Kazan and Tsubaki Chinzan

2020-12-07

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Imamura Shikō: A Revolutionary Who Broke down the Tradition of Japanese Painting

2020-12-07

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