Pfingstrosen | Kanō Tanyū 狩野探幽 | 1602-1674 Natur the master's hand can be

the master's hand can be recognized by the way he paints rocks

You can quickly make out the two large gray rice bales that normally have Daikokuten written on them

Shunkyō deserves a reassessment that does justice to his true position in Japanese art history

Keibun became famous for his birds and flowers painted from nature

What does this painting process express

Pfingstrosen | Kanō Tanyū 狩野探幽 | 1602-1674 Natur the master's hand can beThis peony painting clearly bears the signature and seal of Kan Tany, but since this master was one of the most sought after painters of the 17th century, he also had a large studio with many artists whom he trained and who were assigned tasks in large paintings. It is possible that collaborators were involved in this magnificent work. Nevertheless, much originality can be discovered in this painting. It features a very special composition that could