Fächerbild Nō-Stück „Kochō“ 胡蝶 | Tosa Mitsubumi 土佐光文 | 1812-1879 Tieger for young women

for young women

she preferred the hiragana syllabary like her medieval court models

Ebisu collects his fish in the brown basket

Not all of the damage could be repaired during the new restoration

sind hier nur durch zwei Stoffstreifen angedeutet

Fächerbild Nō-Stück „Kochō“ 胡蝶 | Tosa Mitsubumi 土佐光文 | 1812-1879 Tieger for young womenThe Tosa school is one of the great art institutions in Japan. It is stylistically linked to the oldest painting, the so called yamato e. In contrast to the black and white ink painting that developed in Japan in the 15th century from Chinese painting, the Tosa school adheres to the unbroken colorfulness of court painting. The great era of Tosa painting was the 15th 16th century, but talented painters also emerged in later generations. Tosa Mitsubumi