Meise auf Ginster | Tanaka Nikka 田中日華 | ?-1845 format:46cm x 189cm but in the south of

but in the south of Japan there are also dark red plum blossoms

who was the artistic guiding force of the Shijō school

Jiun Onkō ist heute wohl einer der renommiertesten Kalligrafen (was sich auch in seinem Marktwert niederschlägt)

and the waterway is reminiscent of paintings from the Rinpa school

This peony painting clearly bears the signature and seal of Kanō Tanyū

Meise auf Ginster | Tanaka Nikka 田中日華 | ?-1845 format:46cm x 189cm but in the south ofTanaka Nikka is a renowned painter who trained in the prestigious Shij school in Kyoto. His works hang in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. The motif is quite unusual. The small bird is neither a nightingale nor a sparrow, as they are often depicted on flowering branches, but probably a tit. The yellow broom is also a rather rare floral motif. Upon closer inspection, one recognizes the master's masterful arrangement of