Landschaft mit Halbinsel | Terazaki Kōgyō 寺崎廣業 | 1866-1919 size:43cm x 189cm where he became head of

where he became head of the painting department at the art school

which also governs the front legs

The Zen saying could be interpreted as follows:

which was the dominant style in Kyoto in the 19th century

But one detail goes beyond Maruyama and reveals him as a connoisseur of the new stylistic devices of his time: snow was generally depicted simply by omitting a layer of paint

Landschaft mit Halbinsel | Terazaki Kōgyō 寺崎廣業 | 1866-1919 size:43cm x 189cm where he became head ofTerazaki Kgy comes from Akita in northern Japan. He was one of the most progressive painters of his time. Because he was very talented, he was accepted into the circle around Okakura Tenshin, who, together with the American Ernest Fenellosa, conceived the theoretical and aesthetic basis for painting of the Meiji period (1868 1912). When the illustrious aesthete circle dissolved, Terazaki went his own way. In some pictures he strongly integrated