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and painted ears of rice onto the silk mount
one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Japan
Fukurokuju mit der hohen Stirne ist ein häufig aufgegriffenes Sujet
Such a staff is gnarled at the top to provide a grip for the hand – otherwise it has no distinguishing features
the painting should be classified here only as “attributed
Ebisu | Matsumura Keibun 松村景文 | 1779-1843 Tiere and painted ears of riceAs a painter, Matsumura Keibun's aesthetics are the epitome of classical Kyoto art in the 19th century. He was the much younger half brother of Matsumura Goshun, with whom he founded the Shij school (named after the location of the studio on the "Fourth Street" Shij in the center of Kyoto). Both Goshun and Keibun were influenced by the outstanding painting genius of the 18th century, Maruyama ky (1733 1795). This painter was known for his turn to
