35 Color Paintings Of Ito Jakuchu Japanese Painter Of The Edo Period 1716 1800

Ito Jakuchu was a Japanese painter of the Edo period (1603-1868). He is known for his colorful and detailed paintings of animals, plants, and landscapes.

35 Color Paintings of Ito Jakuchu - Japanese Painter of the Edo Period (1716 - 1800)

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Jakuchu was born in Kyoto in 1716. He studied painting under the artist Kano Yasunobu. Jakuchu's early work was in the traditional Kano style, but he later developed his own unique style that was characterized by its use of bright colors and bold brushwork.

Jakuchu's paintings are often充满了活力 and movement. He was a master of composition, and his paintings are often filled with a sense of balance and harmony.

Jakuchu's work was highly praised by his contemporaries, and he was one of the most celebrated artists of the Edo period. His paintings are now housed in museums and collections around the world.

35 Color Paintings Of Ito Jakuchu

• Rooster and Hen
• Cat and Mouse
• Monkey and Peach
• Tiger and Bamboo Forest
• Crane and Pine Tree
• Peacock and Peony
• Parrot and Plum Blossom
• Hawk and Rabbit
• Dog and Butterfly
• Fish and Lotus Flower
• Frog and Water Lily
• Snake and Chrysanthemum
• Turtle and Rock
• Dragon and Cloud
• Phoenix and Sun
• 麒麟 and Moon
• Four Seasons Landscape
• Mountain Landscape
• River Landscape
• Seascape

35 Color Paintings of Ito Jakuchu - Japanese Painter of the Edo Period (1716 - 1800)

by FRANCELINA ROBIN

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Language	:	English
File size	:	2149 KB
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Print length	:	231 pages

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